Fifty-Third Public Sale
of
RARE COINS
To Be Sold by Mail Auction
to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve
Tuesday, October 8th, 1929
M. H. BOLENDER,
Orangeville, Illinois
NOTICE
If you find nothing in this catalog to interest you, I would be pleased
if you would hand it to an interested person if you can. REMEMBER
that if I do not hear from you for two or three sales, YOUR NAME IS
SUBJECT TO WITHDRAWAL from my maiing list.
THE BEST WAY to insure yourself, is to SEND IN SOME BIDS. I
want to thank my many customers for our pleasant dealings, the words
of general satisfaction received, and the prompt remittances. Some col-
lectors bought coins from me 15 years ago, and are still with me In my
sales each month. Especially do I thank you.
THE NUMISMATIST
This is an illustrated magazine on an interesting subject — coins, medals,
and paper money. The Numismatist is the official organ of the American
Numismatic Association, an organization of collectors and students of the
money and medallic art of the past and present.
If you are not a member, join the association and receive the magazine
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Write me if interested. $1.50 will pay your dues and the magazine to
next January 1st. Now is the time to get in.
The association met in Chicago in August and had a very successful
convention.
Fifty-Third Public Sale
of
RARE COINS
To Be Sold by Mail Auction
to the Highest Bidder Without Reserve
Tuesday, October 8th, 1929
M. H. BOLENDER,
Orangeville, Illinois
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To Collector's — In this sale, my 53rd, you will find many numismatic
items not generally offered. When a thousand lots of coins are offered
in one sale, it is impossible for me to call your attention to everything
of importance, but do not overlook the series of Canadian coins, many
large cents of medium grade, Ancient Roman and Greek coins, Soviet
Russia and Irish Free State sets, Broken Bank notes, fine half dollar col-
lections, Commemorative half dollars, 18 5 6 flying eagle cent, complete
sets of small cents, fine early silver dollars, pattern pieces, Numismatic
books, NUMISMATIST magazines, Colonial coins and paper money, en-
cased stamps, choice foreign silver, Lincoln medals, etc.
Terms — Prompt cash settlement after the sale, remittance to be made
by money order, draft, check, or in any way most convenient to purchaser.
Stamps accepted under one dollar only.
The usual charge of 5 % will be made for executing your bids, and for
packing and sending out material. No charge made on anything not
actually purchased. This fee is very low for the superior service I ex-
pect to give you.
New bidders must send references or a deposit of at least 2 5% of
total bids; otherwise their bids cannot be accepted.
To those known to me and who ha/e already established credit, I will
send out purchases on open account. In appreciation of this courtesy,
the purchaser remits promptly.
Coins will be bought as much below your bids as possible, as this is
competitive bidding carried out in good faith.
When two or more unlimited bids are received on the same lot, the
first one received gets the lot at a small advance above the highest actual
bid. Only the first unlimited bid can be executed.
If you do not know how much to bid on any item, write me and I shall
be glad to inform you as to its value.
Receipted bills are not sent out after your remittance as this is unnec-
essary. Your check, draft, or money order itself is a receipt. However,
if a 2-cent stamp is enclosed we will send receipt.
KEEP ON MY MAILING LIST and keep your address up-to-date by
sending in some bids. If you find nothing to bid on, request next auction
list simply by postal card to insure your getting it. You will find a great
variety of numismatic material in this sale, some choice and rare items,
and will be well paid for giving the contents of this catalog your careful
perusal.
BIDS MUST REACH ME BY THE MORNING OF OCT. 8th. Mail them
in time, so as to avoid disappointment. At each sale some bids arrive
too late to be executed.
Collectors of experience find that not all dealers classify coins alike.
My classifications and descriptions are based on knowledge gained
through 15 years of earnest dealing in coins. I have endeavored to re-
frain from over-rating the quality of a lot, which is so common. I believe
that the word “RARE” should not be over-worked.
Please remember my strong guarantee. If goods are not satisfactory
(you are to be the judge), you are at liberty to return them without any
danger of offending.
WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY
On file in my office are one thousand signed testimonials, all unsolicit-
ed; these may be inspected by visitors. Here are a few that were just
recently received:
“Everything you shipped me was perfectly satisfactory as usual. You
certainly do grade your coins well as you have never shipped me a single
piece that was not fully up to my expectations. It is a pleasure indeed
to do business with a reliable dealer such as you and I look forward to
obtaining many more valuable pieces from your sales.” — Calif.
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“The pattern $10 pieces sent me were just as you represented them,
and I am more than pleased with their condition.” — Mo.
“I am nearly tickled pink to think I got two numbers I most coveted.
Thank you for your fairness in describing the coins and the ratings given.”
— 111.
“I wish to congratulate you on the excellent descriptions you gave my
coins.” — Calif.
“I have received check for coins sold and am very much satisfied with
same. Thank you for your promptness.” — la.
CONDITION OF COINS
The classifying of coins is an intricate and sometimes nerve-testing
effort. Even expert numismatists are disagreed on various points. In
my auction sales, it is my earnest purpose to give both buyer and seller
a square deal. It is quite natural and common for an owner to over-
rate the condition of his own coins, sometimes without realizing it. But
when a dealer sells a coin to a customer, he should place himself in the
customer’s place and abide by the golden rule. I want to have my cus-
tomers get what they expect, and try to represent everything fairly.
Therefore, I have adopted the following definitions of conditions of coins,
this feature being of the very highest importance in collecting. Please
make your bids according. And remember, that even in my auction sales
I guarantee absolute satisfaction in every way or your money will be
cheerfully refunded as well as any postage you have expended in return-
ing lots.
A coin in proof condition is one of that class which is prepared in the
mint particularly for numismatic purposes. This is the highest state
of condition imaginable and a coin in this condition has its maximum val-
ue. The planchet (bare piece of metal before struck) and dies are pol-
ished before the coin is struck (made) and this gives a burnished, mirror-
like, reflective surface. Never try to polish a coin. The only time this
could be done, is before it was made.
A coin in uncirculated condition is one that is in just the same state
or condition as when delivered from the mint. It must not be tarnished
or blackened, but must have a splendid general appearance. The coin
must be entirely desirable. Luster is usually abundant.
A coin in fine condition is one which shows to the naked eye no signs
of wear. They may have become tarnished or blackened, but seldom are.
As a matter of fact, a coin may have experienced considerable traveling
and yet be classified as fine if it has been luckily in good hands.
A coin in good condition must show every feature very plain. Coins
with part of the legend worn smooth are not good specimens.
A coin in fair condition is a piece which has been very considerably in
use, but upon which the most of the lettering, design, and date is clearly
readable. Moreover, the coin must be free from mutilation. If the sur-
face of the piece has been worn down so smoothly that the design, legends,
and date are not plain, or if there is a hole in it, or if it has been bent or
is corroded or otherwise damaged, then such a coin cannot be classed as
fair, as it is not as valuable.
J. W. Scott once said, “No two stamps if examined critically are
exactly alike.” I can say the same thing of coins. Therefore, it is nec-
easary to use intermediate conditions as follows:
Extremely fine — with not enough, original mint luster to be classed
as uncirculated.
Very fine — Fine, extra strong, well-struck, and desirable in general
appearances.
Very good— Everything very plain and showing very little wear on
any part. Just the highest parts of the coin are affected.
Very fair — Everything legible, but general appearance not worthy of
the classification “good.”
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Other terms speak for themselves. Among these are poor, very poor,
holed, scratched, bent, nicked, mutilated, polished, cleaned, tarnished,
corroded, eroded, dented, rubbed, etc. These terms have the same mean-
ing in relation to coins that they have in other usage. See Webster’s
Dictionary.
It is nearly impossible to improve the numismatic condition of a
coin by any method, except in very rare cases, and then only at the hands
of an expert. By this I mean that if a piece is worn or scratched, it can
not be remedied by polishing. On the contrary, its condition may be low-
ered in degree.
PLEASE BID BY THE PIECE UNLESS STATED TO BID FOR THE LOT.
Thus if there are 13 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay $6.00 for the lot;
then bid 50 cents. At each sale someone bids by the lot. Don’t do this;
bid by the piece.
Read Every Word in This Catalog or you are very apt to miss just what
you want.
CANADIAN COINS AND TOKENS
(Finest lot yet offered in these sales. Includes many rarities. Num-
bered according to Breton, the standard authority on the subject. Each
in a separate envelope.
1. 1721 French Colonies in America. Breton 506. Good.
2. Same as last, but struck at Rouen. B. 507. V. fair. Extremely
rare.
3. 17 38 French Canada 2 4 aeniers. B. 508. Billon. Y. good. Rare.
4. Breton 509. The billon 12 deniers. Poor to fair, most of legend
shows. Extremely rare. Rarity 5!
5. Breton 510. Jeton for Canada. Obv. head Louis V r. Rx. Indian
standing in plantation of lilies, SUB OMNI SIDERE CRESCUNT.
V. good, rare.
6. Breton 515. Jeton for French Colonies in America 1755. Louis
XV. Rev. vessel of the Argonauts returning with the golden fleece,
inscr. NON VILIUS AUREO. Fine. Rare.
7. 1815 Magdalen Island penny token. “Success to the whale fisher-
ies.” Breton 52 0. Very good. Rare.
8. Montreal & Lachine Railroad Company, large metal ticket, third
class. Breton 530. Fine. Rare.
9. BOUT DE L’ISLE token. Rev. CALECHE. Breton 542. V. good,
holed at C of CALECHE. V. rare.
10. Another. B. 544. Rev| CHEVAL. Holed and a second attempt at
puncture. Otherwise fair. V. rare.
11. Breton 558. Rare satirical token of Gov. Craig, “the torment of
the Canadians.” Very good for the coin, which is always poorly
struck.
12. Breton 559. Similar to above and equally as rare. Poorly struck
as always, but as good as generally found.
13. 1821 LAUZON ferry boat “four pence token.” Lead. Breton 560.
Very good, near tine. Rarity 4!
14. 1837 Ths. & Wm. Molson (brewers & distillers) UN SOU token.
Breton 562. Thin plancnet. Very good, rare.
15. Breton 562. Same as above, but thick flan. Fair. Rare.
16. Breton 563. Francis Mullins & Son, Montreal. Fine. Scarce.
17. Breton 568. Web- & Larminie encased stamp by Gault 1862. Back
only, but fine and very rare.
18. B. 569. Devins & Bolton 1867. Bust Victoria. Ex. fine. Rare.
19. B. 575. D. DESJARDINS, tailor, Montreal 1885. Struck in Ger-
many. Unc. Scarce.
20. B. 57 6. E. A. Cardinal, Numismatist, Montreal; rev. beaver, date
1886, etc. White metal. The rare variety without word CANADA.
About unc. Only 11 pieces struck.
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B. 578. E. A. Cardinal, collector of rare coins, Montreal. Brass.
Extremely fine. Scarce.
B. 579. Tymburner & Frere. Br. proof. V. scarce.
B. 581. Lymburner’s heater for sleighs. Rx. beaver 188 6. SIL-
VER. Unc., proof surface. V. rare
B. 588. Jardin Guilbault 30 sous. Copper. Ex. fine. Rare.
B. 588. Same as preceding but struck in SILVER. Ex. fine. V.
rare.
B. 606. P. O. Tremblay, Numismatist, Montreal 1892. Unc.
B. 607. Tremblay. Rx. “Success to the Numismatists of Canada.”
Copper. Unc.
B. 607. Same as preceding, but struck in white metal. Unc.
B. 614. R. W. Williams, druggist, Three Rivers. Brass. Unc.
B. 641. Ludger Gravel, 1892. Variety with wheel. Brass. Very
fine.
B. 670. T. Duseman bouquet sou. V. good.
B. 6 71. J. ROY sou. Thick & thin planchets. V. fair. 2 pcs.
B. 674. Courteau 63, 65 & 67. Tnree varieties Bouquet sous.
Very good. 3 pcs.
B. 6 7 6. Wreath of 16 leaves. Plain edge. Very good. Rare.
B. 678, 679 & 680. Bouquet sous. Fine. Scarce. 3 pcs.
B. 682. Bouquet sou, similar to B. 676. Fine. Rare.
B. 683 & 684. Bouquet sous. V. fair to about good. Scarce. 2 pcs
B. 685. Bouquet sous. Fair. Rare.
B. 686, 687, & 688. Bouquet sous. V. good to fine. 3 pcs.
B. 68 9. . Bouquet sou. Wreath of 18 leaves, plain edge. Restrike
in copper. Uncirculated red. Very rare.
B. 691, 692, 693 and 694. Bouquet sous. Fine. 4 pcs.
B. 695 & 696. Good. Rare. 2 pcs.
B. 697 & 698. V. good and v. fair. 2 pcs.
B. 699 & 700. Good & fine. 2 pcs.
B. 701. A rare Bouquet sou. V. good.
B. 702, 704, 705, & 706. Bouquet sous. V. fair to about fine.
4 pcs.
B. 7u7, 708, 709 & 710. Bouquet sous. V. good. 4 pcs.
B. 711, 713, 714, 715 & 716. Good to fine. 5 pcs.
Breton 717. LESLIE & SONS large two-pence token of 182 2. V.
good, almost fine. Ex. rare.
B. 721. Copper Company of Upper Canada half penny, 17 9 4. Nep-
tune. Copper proof. Restrike. Rare.
B. 72 8. Whiskey token. V. good. Rare.
B. 72 9. Similar to above, but cask inscribed JAMAICA. V. Fair.
Ex. rare.
Unpublished. Obv. Breton 7 77, rev. 770. Silver. Ex. fine. V.
rare.
B. 802 & 803. J. R. Ormond. V. fine. 2 pcs.
B. 857 & 858. British Colonies V2 & XA of Spanish milled dollar.
Struck in silver mainly for use in West Indies. Dated 1822. An-
chor beneath crown. Fine. Scarce. 2 pcs.
B. 863 & 864. Canada 10 & 20c silver 1858. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.
B. 875 & 876. Nova Scotia penny & half penny 1856. Fine. 2 pcs.
B. 881 & 900. V. good & ex. fine. Scarce. 2 pcs.
B. 8 9 5. Nova Scotia & New Brunswick half penny token. L T neat-
ly engraved below Justice seated. Very good. Very rare .
B. 8 9 9. W. L. White’s “cheap dry goods store” farthing. V. good,
scarce.
B. 901. Blakley & Co. Obverse similar to U.S. $10 gold. Unc.
Brass.
B. 913. St. John New Brunswick half penny token. V. good.
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63. B. 914. F. McDermott. Very good, parts fine. Issued about 1855
and considered very rare.
6 4. B. 916. James Milner’s PRINCE EDWARD’S ISLAND HALF PEN-
NY. About good, v. rare.
65. Breton 925. Northwest Company token of 1820 for one beaver
skin. Very good, pierced above head. About six specimens known.
Extremely rare.
6 6. B. 9 2 6. Hudson’s Bay Co. for use in East Maine. Beaver token
(good for one beaver skin). Struck about 18 5 7. Brass. Fine.
Rare.
6 7. B. 92 7. Same as above but good for y2 beaver skin. Fine. Rare.
68. B. 928. Similar but good for *4 beaver skin. Fine.
6 9. B. 9 2 9. Similar but good for Ys beaver skin. Fine.
70. B. 954. Issued by a Newfoundland merchant in 1858. Very good.
Extremely rare.
71. B. 9 5 5. Token commemorating fishery treaty between Newfound-
land and U.S. in 18 60. V. good. Rare.
72. B. 957, 958, 959 & 962. Large penny tokens. Very good to fine.
All scarce. 4 pcs.
73. B. 963, 964, 965 & 969. Fine. 4 pcs.
7 4. Breton 9 7 0. Field Marshal Wellington ONE PENNY TOKEN.
Fine. Rare so.
7 5. B. 9 77. Trade & Commerce 1811. Fair. Rarity 3 y2.
76. B. 979 & 981. Wellington half penny tokens. About fine. 2 pcs.
77. Breton 9 8 5. COSSACK PENNY TOKEN, horse & rider to r. Obv.
bust Yiniiera Talavera Busaeo Badajoz Salamanca. Fine. Rare.
78. B. 98 5. Same as preceding. Very good. Rare.
79. B. 986 & 987. Very fine. 2 pcs.
80. B. 987, 992, & 994. Fine to ex. fine. 3 pcs.
81. B. 989. ONE PENNY TOKEN 1814, ship. Rx. monogram R.H.
in wreatn. Very good. Rare.
82. B. 991. Farthing token, similar but 1812. About good. Rare.
83. B. 1002, 1003, 1004 & 1005. Last fair, others v. good. 4 pcs.
84. B. 1006, 1007, 1013 & 994. Average good. 4 pcs.
85. B. 531, 561, 565 & 571. V. good to fine, the last has several nicks
cut in edge. 4 pcs.
86. Copies of three RARE Canadian tokens. B. 512, 525 & 677. 3 pcs.
87. Frank A. Tamblyn, Nelson. B.C. token. Unpublished. V. good.
Ex. rare.
88. 1720 John Law *4 crown. Bust Louis XV. Rx. crowned L’s. Fine.
8 9. 172 0 John Law % crown. Fine.
ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER DENARII
(Of the Republic, all B.C.)
90. B.C. 90. Aelia. Obv. diademed head of Diana., BALA. Rx. dia-
na holding torch in biga of stags. Very good.
91. B. C. 58. Aemilia. Obv. King Aretas kneeling by side of his ca-
mel. Rx. quadriga of Jupiter. V. fine.
92. B.C. 72. Aquilla. Obv. radiated head of the Sun r. Rev. Diana
in biga, crescent & -stars in field. Good.
93. B.C. 174. Atilia. Helmeted head of Roma r. Rx. the Dioscuri
on horseback galloping to right. Ex. fine.
94. B.C. 108. Calida. ROMA head to r. Rx. Victory in biga. V. good
9 5. B.C. 64. Calpurnia. Head of Apollo to r. Rx. cavalier galloping
to right holding a palm. V. good.
9 6. B.C. 8 4. Claudia. Head of Dima r. Rx. Victory in biga. B. 5.
Very good, serrate edge.
9t. B.C. 74. Cornelia. Head of young Mars r. Rx. Victory in biga
holding a crown. V. good.
98.’ B.C. ‘ 114'."“ Militia. Hehd Roma r. Rx. Jupiter in quadriga. V.
good.
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99. B.C. 144. Fabia. Head of ROMA to r., LABEO. Rev. Jupiter iu
quadriga, prow below, Q.FABI. Fine.
100. B.C. 94. Flaminia. Head ROMA r. Rev. Victory driving biga.
Fine.
101. B.C. 112. Fonteia. Double headed bust of Fontus, son of Janus.
Rx. galley of 3 ranks of rowers & pilot in rear. Very good, near
fine.
102. B.C. 91. Herennia. Diademed head of PIETAS r. Rev. Amphi-
nomus running to right bearing on his shoulders his aged father,
rescuing him from the eruption of Mt. Etna. Fine.
103. B.C. 89. Junia. Head Roma r. Rev. Victory in biga. V. good to fine.
104. B.C. 99. Mallia. Victory in three horse chariot. Good.
105. B.C. 119. Marcia. Helmeted head Roma r. Rx. Victory in biga,
below 2 ears of corn. Good to v. good.
106. B.C. 149. Minucia. Head Roma r., RUF. Rev. the Dioscuri on
horseback. Very good.
107. B.C. 200. Pinaria. Head Roma. Rx. biga. V. good.
108. Family denarii. Porcia & Sergia. Good. 2 pcs.
109. B.C. 8 3. Rubria. Obv. laureate head Jupiter r. Rev. triumphal
chariot drawn by four horses. V. good.
110. B.C. 79. Rutilia. Head Roma to r., FLAC. Rev. biga. V. good.
111. B.C. 9 0. Vibia. Head Apollo r., PANSA. Rx. Pallas in quadri-
ga. V. good.
LARGE LOT OF LARGE CENTS
112. 1816-1856 large U.S. cents, all different dates or varieties. All
numbered in separate envelopes according to Andrews. Poor to
very good, none holed. 216 pcs.
113. 1823 large cents. Two varieties. Good & v. good. 2pcs.
114. 1803-53 U.S. half cents, all diff. dates or varieties of dates. Classi-
fied with Gilbert numbers. Fair to very good. Becoming very
scarce. 2 5 pcs.
115. Civil War cents & Tradesmen’s cards. Various. All different.
Average fine. 36 pcs.
116. U.S. 2c pieces (8). 3c nickel (11), nickel cents (7). No duplicates.
Also 3 poor Connecticut cents. Average good to v. good. 29 pcs.
117. Ten diff. large tradesmen’s cards & tokens, since Civil War. Fine
to unc., one pierced. 10 pcs.
118. Miscellaneous lot of foreign copper coins, with a few Canadian tok-
ens, etc. From all quarters. Includes a cartwheel 2 pence. Av-
erage good to very good. 2 40 pcs.
RARE SOVIET RUSSIA COPPER SETS
119. 1924 Soviet Russia % , 1, 2, 3 & 5 kopecks. Brill, proofs. Very
rare, the first offered at auction. 5 pcs.
120. 1926 Soviet Russia 1, 2, 3 & 5 kopecks. Different coniage from
the preceding. Brill, proofs. Very rare. 4 pcs.
121. 17 52 LUCCA 48 schilling. Very good. Dollar size silver. Scarce.
122. Silver coins 10c to 2 5c size. Great Britain & Colonies, some 200
years old. Includes Ionian Islands, Maundy, etc. V. good to fine.
10 pcs.
12 3. 192 4-2 5 LATVIA REPUBLIC 1 & 2 lati. New coinage of silver.
Unc. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES COINS
12 4. 18 51 U.S. 3c silver, “O” mint. Fine, only year of issue.
125. 1851-52-53-54-60-61 3c silver. All different. Very good & fine.
7 pcs.
126. 3c silver, duplicates. Very good lot. Scarce. 20 pcs.
127. 1866-1907 U.S. nickels, all diff. dates. V. good to proof, many
unc. 20 pcs.
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128. 1882-1907 U.S. nickels, diff. dates. Unc. to proof. 12 pcs.
129. Duplicate nickels, about a dozen 1883 without word “cents.” Ex.
fine to proof. 3 9 pcs.
130. 1829-1873 U.S. half dimes, all diff. dates or mint marks. Very
good & fine. 17 pcs.
131. U.S. half dimes, duplicates, probably a dozen mixed. Good to
fine except 5 or 6 poor, 1 holed. 43 pcs.
132. U.S. half dimes. Duplicates. Good to fine. 30 pcs.
133. Dimes 1814-21 (small date)-27-29-37 (two types) -48-49-50 (3)-54
( 2 ) -7 5 . Very good lot. 14 pcs.
134. 18 02 U.S. HALF DOLLAR. Very good. Rare.
135. 1813 half dollar. Haseltine 2. Near fine. Scarce.
136. 1829-30-31-32 half dollars. Very good & fine. 4 pcs.
137. 1892-93 Columbia half dollars. Unc. 2 pcs.
138. 1892-93 Columbia half dollars. Average fine. 3 pcs.
139. 1811-19-22-2 5-28 half dollars. V. good to fine. 5 pcs.
140. 1839 half dollar, bust type. Very fine.
141. 1843 half dollar. Extremely fine.
142. 1841-42 half dollars, both “O” mint. Fine. 2 pcs.
143. 1857-69 half dollars. Fine & ex. fine. 2 pcs.
144. 1865-71 half dollars, both “S” mint. V .fine. 2 pcs.
145. 1806 quarter. Browning No. 5. The variety with cracked ob-
verse die. Fine. Browning states that he found but a single spec-
imen in seven years of search. Ex. rare.
146. 1818 quarter. Good.
14 7. 1819-2 0 quarters. V. fair, 1 scratched. 2 pcs.
148. 1831-34 (2 var.)-35-36 quarters. Good to ex. fine. 5 pcs.
149. 1842 “0”-45-54-56-57-58 quarters. Good to v. fine. 6 pcs.
150. 1847 quarter. Uncirculated. Rare state.
151. 1853 quarter, arrows and rays. Fine. Only year of this type.
152. 1863-70-71-72 quarters. Fine. 4 pcs.
153. 1902-03 quarters. Proofs. 2 pcs.
154. 1875 twenty cent pieces “S” mint. V. fair to good. 3 pcs.
155. U.S. dimes: 1831-32-33-36-37. Fine to unc. 5 pcs.
15 6. 1821-58 old dimes, all diff. dates, 9 of bust type before 18 37. Fair
(2) , good & very good (11). Also 18 54 3c silver, v. good. 14 pcs.
157. 1829-73 half dimes. About all diff. dates. Average good to fine.
22 pcs.
158. 1864 half dime “S” mint. Very good. Only 900 struck.
159. U.S. nickels (5c) 1867-69-70-71-72-73-74-76 (2)-1902-1903. Fine
(3) , unc. (4), proof (4). Scarce and choice lot. 11 pcs.
160. 1865-1888 U.S. 3c nickel, all diff. dates. All proofs except 3 or 4,
one nicked. 2 0 pcs.
161. 1878 3c nickel. Proof. Second rarest date.
162. 18 65-81 3c nickel, about a dozen diff. dates. Very good or better.
17 pcs.
163. 1864-68-69 two cents bronze; “white” copper-nickel cents (11) all
eight dates; Indian head cents 1867-68-75-88-etc. (8). V. good to
unc. 22 pcs.
164. 1832-33-49-51-54 half cents. Avg. fine to v. fine. 5 pcs.
165. 1810-12-13 large cents. Very good. 3 pcs.
16 6. 1813-5 6 large cer.ts, over 2 0 diff. dates. Good average lot. 30 pcs.
U.S. SILVER DOLLARS
16 7. 18 00 silver dollar, v. good, lightly scratched.
168. 18 02 dollar. Very good, several small nicks.
169. 1842-43-49 silver dollars. Good to fine. 3 pcs.
170. 1845 silver dollar. Very fine.
171. 1846 silver dollar. Fine.
172. 18 53 silver dollar. Fine. Rare.
173. 18 6 6 silver dollar. Fine. First year of new type with motto “In
God We Trust.”
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17 4. 1870 silver dollar. Extremely fine.
175. 1872 silver dollar. Proof.
17 6. 1902 silver dollar. Proof.
177. 1903 silver dollar. Proof, brilliant.
178. 1904 silver dollar. Proof. Scarce. Coinage discontinued.
BRITISH CONDOR TOKENS AND MISCELLANEOUS
179. 1792 COVENTRY HALF PENNY. Elephant. Rx. Lady Godiva
nude on horseback riding through Coventry district. Near fine.
180. 1788 Anglesey Mines half penny. Obv. Druid. Rx. monogram P.
M. Co. Ex. fine.
181. 1813 Stockton TEES penny. Rx. Britannia. V. good.
182. 1795 Princess of Wales half penny. Portcullis. Ex. fine.
183. 17 9 6 Commun. Bridge half penny. Rx. B’ECCLESIAE. Fine.
184. 1796 thick Bath one penny token. Verse 33 of Kings: Ch. 4. Edge
lettered “on demand we promise to pay one penny.” Unc. Rare.
185. 1791 Liverpool half penny. Ship sailing. DEUS NOBIS HAC OTIA
FECIT. Very good.
18 6. 17 9 4 John Home Took Esq. half penny. Rx. Erskine Gibbs, etc.
Ex. fine.
187. Other British half penny tokens of the same period (before 1800).
All different. Some scarce. Good to fine. 14 pcs.
188. 1794 BLYTHING HUNDRED half penny. Rx. horse & rider. Unc.
189. 1839 Isle of Man copper % d., V2 d., & 1 d. Very fine. 3 pcs.
190. Foreign copper coins: States of Jersey (3), includes very fine large
1/13 shilling: 18 41 Newfoundland token, B. 952; Canada; Spain;
Sweden 1/12, % , & y2 sk. 1802-07 Gustav Adolf IV. Very good
to very fine. 11 pcs.
191. 1792 French Constitutional large medallic 5 sous. Scene of sol-
diers taking oath. V. fine.
192. 17 88 Barbadoes penny, v. good. Broad Swedish ore of Gustav Ad-
olf II, fair; Russia 2 kop. 1824, v. good. 3 pcs.
193. 1927 Jersey 1/12 sh. & Palestine 2 mils. New issues. Unc. 2 pcs.
194. Foreign silver: Japan new 50 sen, unc.; 1787 England 6 pence,
brilliant unc.; 1678 Poland i thaler, v. good; (1614) Poland 3
grossi, good; 1920 Swiss 20c (nickel), unc. 5 pcs.
195. RIGA y2 shilling dates (16)69. RIGENSI CIVITATE. Emblems.
V. good, near fine.
196. England shillings dating from 1713, all different. Also 1787 bright
unc. 6-pence. Average fine or better. 8 pcs.
197. Hard Times tokens: Low 33, 51, 55 & 63. One very good, others
ex. fine. 4 pcs.
198. 1912 nickels, all “S” mint, scarce (3); 1908 cents “S” mint (2). V.
good to fine. 5 pcs.
199. 1877 Indian head cent. Unc. olive. Rare.
2 00. 18 72 two cents bronze. Brill, proof. Rare.
-201. U.S. 2c pieces, duplicates. Fair & good. 50 pcs.
202. U.S. 3c nickel, duplicates. Good & v. good. 26 pcs.
2 03. 3c silver, good (8), poor (9), 1 holed. Also 6 good Civil War
cents; 10 half dimes, poor to good; and 3 old nickels, shield type,
good. 37 pcs.
204. 1814-1837 old bust type DIMES. Duplicates. Poor & fair to about
good. 22 pcs.
2 05. U.S. small cents, Indian head (15), Lincoln (12), copper-nickel or
“white” cents with Indian head (11), flying eagle 1857-58 (34).
Average good or better, a few uncirculated. 83 pcs.
206. 1800-55 U.S. half cents, all diff. dates. Good lot. 19 pcs.
207. Half cents, duplicates. Good, except 2 or 3 poor. 14 pcs.
208. 1723 Woods half penny. Circulated in our Colonies in early days.
V. good.
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209. 1900 Washington-Lafayetie dollar. Fine.
210. BRYAN MONEY. Zerbe No. 56. Obv. donkey-headed goose stand-
ing on wreath formed of two entwined snakes, UNITED SNAKES
OF AMERICA. Reverse “Billy Bryan’s Free Silver,” ONE DAM.
Aluminum, 44 mm. Plain edge. Ex. fine. Rare.
211. Japan GOLD COBANG. Oval shaped 32 by 60 mm. Native char-
acters. Very good.
UNITED STATES HALE DOLLARS
212. 1795 half dollar. HaseUine 10. Very good. Scarce variety.
213. 1803 half dollar. Small 3. H. 4. Very good.
214. 1805-14-22-29 half dollars. Good to fine, one nicked. 4 pcs.
215. 1808-22-29-32-53 half dollars. Good. 5 pcs.
216. 1806 half dollar. Pointed 6. Very large flan. Haseltine No. 1$.
Fine. Ex. rare, Haseltine having seen but one specimen.
217. 1806 blunt or knobbed 6. Haseltine 11. Very good.
218. . 180 7 half dollar. H. 2. Very fine and well struck, dent on re-
verse edge.
219. 18 0 9 Haseltine 9. Very fine.
220. 1819 over 18. H. 3. Fine. Scarce.
221. 1827-35-37 (milled edge). Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
222. 1827-35-37 (milled edge). Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
223. 1822-1922 Grant Memorial half dollar. Unc .
224. 1775-1925 Lexington-Concord halt dollar. Unc.
22 5. 192 5 California $ % . Bear & miner. Unc.
226. 1925 Ft. Vancouver $%. Trapper. Unc. Retails at $7.50.
227. 1778-1928 new Hawaii half dollar. Commemorates the discovery
by Capt. Cook. Unc. brilliant. Rare. Coinage only 10,000 and
the demand great.
228. 1808-1857 U.S. large cents. Common dates. Very good. 167 pcs.
22 9. U.S. large cents, duplicates. Poor, fair & good, mostly the latter
19 6 pcs.
230. Foreign silver coins from 20-cent or franc size to 50c size. Good
to very fine. 31 pcs.
2 31. Foreign silver coins, dime size. About all different. Fine to unc.
19 pcs.
2 32. Foreign silver coins, dime size. Some old. Few duplicates. Good
to fine. 31 pcs.
2 33. Small foreign silver coins 5c size. Various. Good to unc. 38 pcs.
2 34. Foreign nickel coins, some duplicates but a good assortment, good
to v. fine. 9 0 pcs.
2 3 5. Lot of foreign silver coins, mostly small, poor and worn to fair,
some holed. 60 pcs.
2 36. COLLECTION of foreign copper coins, all different. Good to unc.
136 pcs.
237. Miscellaneous foreign coins, mostly copper. “Junk” lot but some
good coins. Poor to very good, a few better. Estimated at 600
pcs. Bid for entire lot.
OLD PAPER MONEY
238. 1775 July 17 Virginia copper-plate note for 2 shillings. 6 pence.
Good but has been folded. V. rare.
2 39. Same as preceding, but 10 shillings. Good. V. rare.
240. 1781 March 1 Virginia currency $500. Type-set, engraved borders.
V. fair, edges torn in but whole. Rare.
2 41. U.S. 3c fractional currency bill. V. good.
242. 1839-41 Rare old broken bank & “wild cat” notes of Baltimore,
Md. Baltimore Bank Notes, American Coffee House, Savings Insti-
tutions, etc. Denominations 6 XA c to $2. All different. Poor to
good, all whole. Rare. 22 pcs.
2 4 3. Eight diff. Pennsylvania broken bank notes. City of Pittsburgh,
Columbia, Middletown, York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Lancaster,
etc. Some may still be good. Fair to good & whole. Rare lot.
8 pcs.
244. Maryland. 1840 Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co. $5; 1837 Susque-
hanna Bank $1 & $5; 1839 Commercial Bank of Millington $5; 18 6 3
Farmers & Merchants Bank $1; 1841 Annapolis & Elkridge Rd. Co.
$1. Fair & whole. Rare. 6 pcs.
2 45. Rare broken bank notes, the kind seldom met with. From a dozen
states. Very poor to good. 2 5 pcs.
246. Confederate Bills $1 to $100, all diff. Good to unc. Used as cur-
rency by South during Civil War. 13 pcs.
247. Foreign paper money, Mexico, Brazil, S.A., France, etc. Some
scarce. V. good average. 15 pcs.
2 48. “Junk” lot of paper money, balance of the collection. Includes
some very poor & torn but rare broken bank bills, very poor
Colonial, etc. Very poor. 60 pcs.
FLYING EAGLE CENT 1856, COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS, Etc.
249. 1856 U.S. flying eagle cent. Ex. fine. Rare. The demand is so
big bids will probably be more numerous on this item than any
in the sale.
250. 1922 Lincoln cents. Unc. red. Scarce. 4 pcs.
2 51. 1918 Lincoln half dollar. Unc.
252. 1920 Maine half dollar. Unc.
2 53. 1922 Grant half dollar. No star. Unc.
254. 1921 Alabama half dollai. With cross. Unc.
2 55. 192 3 Monroe half dollar. Unc.
256. 192 4 Huguenot-Walloon half dollar. Unc.
257. 1925 Ft. Vancouver half dollar. Unc. Rare.
2 58. Same as preceding. Br. unc. V. rare. 3 pcs.
259. 1926 Oregon Trail half dollar. Unc.
260. 1926 Washington-Coolidge half dollar. Unc.
2 61. As above. Sesquicentennial of Independence half dollar. Unc.
2 62. 192 7 Bennnigton-Vermont half dollar. Unc.
2 6 3. 192 8 Capt. Cook-Hawaii half dollar. Br. unc. Rare. Selling at
$8.
2 6 4. Same as preceding. Unc. brilliant. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES GOLD
265. 1907 U.S. $20 gold, St. Gauden’s design. Date in Roman numer-
als MCMVII, high relief. About uncirculated, a beauty. Records
to $37.50.
266. 1805 U.S. $5 gold. Very fine, scratch across foi’ehead. Becoming
rare.
2 67. 17 7 6-192 6 Sesqui centennial of Independence, $2.50 gold. Unc.
268. 1853 CALIFORNIA GOLD dollar, octagonal. Fine head to left,
13 stars. Genuine and very fine.
2 69. North Carolina pioneer gold dollar. A. BECHTLER. Rx. raised
border, CAROLINA GOLD. 27 G. 21 C. Ex. fine and perfect, not
being bent as usual. Rare so choice.
2 70. 18 51 gold dollar, “O” mint. V. fine. Small size.
271. 187 4 gold dollar. Unc. Large size.
272. 1916 McKinley gold dollar. Niles Memorial. Unc., proof surface.
273. 1905 U.S. $2.50 gold. Liberty head. Br. unc.
274. 1811 U.S. dime. Very fair, good date.
27 5. Colonial coins: Nova Constellatio, Woods, Virginia, Conn., N. J.,
Rather poor lot, 1 holed. 5 pcs.
276. 1904 Republic of Panama silver dollar. Bust of Balboa who dis-
covered the Pacific ocean. Very good.
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E. M. WHITE COLLECTION
277. 1907 $20 gold, St. Gaudens design. Low relief. Date in Arabic
figures. Br. unc.
278. 1834 U.S. $5 gold. Very good.
279. 1838 U.S. $5 gold. About fine.
280. 1874 $3 gold, in gold rim for pendant use. Can be removed with-
out damage to coin. Fine.
281. 1905 U.S. $2.50 gold. Liberty head. Unc.
282. 1915 Panama Pacific $2.50 gold. Columbia riding sea-horse. Unc.
Very rare.
283. 1852 gold dollar. Very fine.
284. 1853 gold dollar. Very fine.
28 5. 18 61 gold dollar. Fine.
28 6. 1916 McKinley gold dollar. Niles Memoi’ial. Br. unc.
28 7. 1922 Grant gold dollar, with star. Br. unc.
288. 1905 Lewis & Clarke Exposition Oregon Gold $ % & $V&. Mt.
Hood. Unc. 2 pcs.
28 9. 19 04 Louisiana gold $ XA & %x/z- Unc. 2 pcs.
2 9 0. Gold dollars, damaged. Two fine on obverse, but solder on backs
from having been mounted. One McKinley 1917 dented. One
octagonal charm. French 5 francs, gold, holed. 5 pcs.
FOREIGN GOLD
291. (1625) England. Chas. I. Crowned bust to left within circle of
inscription; XX in field to right of bust. Rx. large crowned shield,
FLRENT CONCORDIA REGNA. Fine to v. fine.
292. 17 91 England. Gold spade guinea of Geo. III. V. good, near fine.
In demand.
2 93. (1509-4 7) England. Gold half angel of Henry VIII. Obv. Arch-
angel St. Michael spearing dragon. Rev. shield & cross in ship, H
and rose at sides of cross. Fine. Very rare, more so than the
angel.
29 4. 182 6 England gold sovereign, 2nd issue. Bare head. Rx. crowned
shield. Milled edge. About fine.
2 95. 1913 England gold half sovereign. Rev. St. George & dragon. Unc.,
but edge a trifle damaged.
2 9 6. 18 62 Italy gold 2 0 lire. Fine.
2 9 7. 18 6 8 Philippines gold 1 peso. V. good.
2 9 8. 1916 Cuba gold 2 pesos. Unc.
299. 1920 Mexico gold 2 pesos. Unc.
U.S. SILVER DOLLARS
300. 179 7 silver dollar, 16 stars, 6 facing. Very good.
301. 1800 dollar. Dotted date. Good to v. good.
302. 1802 dollar. About fine, plugged, does not show much.
303. 1803 dollar. V. fair, very good date, plugged & scratched.
304. 18 3 6 flying eagle dollar, plain edge. Stars in field on reverse. C.
GOBRECHT on base. Very fine, slight dent on reverse edge. Rare
and in demand.
305. 1840-71 silver dollars, Liberty seated type. Good lot, 2 scratched,
1 nicked. 5 pcs.
30 6. 1842-72 silver dollars, Liberty seated type. Poor to good, 1 holed.
5 pcs.
307. 18 62 silver dollar. Extremely fine.
308. 18 73 U.S. trade dollar. About fine. First year of coinage.
309. Trade dollars: 1876 “S”— 1877 “S” & “P” — 1878 “S.” Very good.
4 pcs.
310. 1877 trade dollar “S” mint. Very fine.
311. 1878 trade dollar “S” & “CC” mints. Very good. 2 pcs.
312. 1878 standard silver dollar, 8 tail feathers. V. good.
313. 18 81 standard silver dollar. Tarnished proof.
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314. 1883 standard silver dollar. Tarnished proof.
315. 1900 Washington-Lafayette dollar. V. tine.
316. Same as preceding. Fine.
317. 19 02 silver dollar. Ex. fine, almost unc.
318. 1904 silver dollar. Sand blast proof. Coinage discontinued this
year.
319. 1904 dollar. Ex. fine, lustre.
32 0. 1904 dollar. Very fine to ex. fine. 2 pcs.
321. Same as preceding. Fine to v. fine. 2 pcs.
322. 1921 silver dollar. New “Peace” type. V. fine.
323. 1921-22 “Peace” dollars. V. fine. 2 pcs.
324. 1921-22-27 Peace dollars. V. fine to unc. 3 pcs.
325. 1896 Bryan dollar. Zerbe 15. Silver, 52 mm. 823 grains.
Spaulding & Co. Rx. blank. About fine, holed.
32 6. 1879 pattern dollar, Barber's GOLOID METRIC design. Silver
contains some gold. A-W 1606. Extremely fine, was proof. Not
over 50 coined.
UNITED STATES HALF DOLLARS
327. 1803 half dollar. Fine.
328. 1809-11-12-13-17-19-20 half dollars. Good to v. good. 7 pcs.
329. 1822-30 half dollars. All dates consecutive. Good & v. good. 9
pcs.
330. 1824-33 hail' dollars. Dill, dates. Good & v. good. 8 pcs.
331. 1829-36 half dollars. Diff. dates. Good & v. good. 5 pcs.
332. 1832-38 half dollars. Diff. dates. Good & v. good. 5 pcs.
3 33. 1811-3 5 old half dollars, bust type, various dates. Fair to good, 1
holed, 1 plugged, others scratched or slightly damaged (11). Also
1844 & 1860 half dollars, both “O” mint. Cheap lot. 13 pcs.
334. 1837 half dollar, milled edge, bust type. Fine.
335. 1861-1890, & 1912 “D” half dollars. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
3 36. 18 81 half dollar. Proof, tarnished.
337. 188 3 half dollar, proof, tarnished.
338. 1918 half dollar new type, “S” & “D” mints. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.
339. 1892-93 Columbia half dollars. Average fine. 11 pcs.
340. 1918 Lincoln half dollar. About unc.
341. 1920 Pilgrim half dollar. Unc.
342. 1921 Pilgrim half dollar. Unc.
34 3. 1922 Grant half dollar. Unc.
344. Grant half dollars (4), Lincoln (1), Stone Mt. (1), V. fine to about
unc. 6 pcs.
345. 1624-1924 Huguenot-Walloon half dollar. Unc.
3 4 6. Same as preceding. Unc. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES QUARTERS
347. 1804 quarter. Pocr & holed. Very good date. Rare.
3 48. 18 05 quarter, very poor; 1819, 1820 v. fair. 3 pcs.
349. 1815-18 quarters. Very good. 2 pcs.
350. 1844 quarter “O” mint. Very good. Scott $1.50.
351. 1853 quarter WITHOUT arrows & rays. Date altered from 1858.
Good.
352. 1853-91 quarters, all diff. dates or mint marks. Good & fine. 8 pcs.
353. 1893 Isabella quarter. Unc.
354. 1857-91 quarters. Poor & fair, 1 holed. 6 pcs.
355. 1908-09-14-17 quarters, all “D” mint. V. fine. 4 pcs.
3 56. 1916 quarters, old type. Phila. & Denver mints. Fine & ex. fine.
Last year of issue. 2 pcs.
357. 1917-19 both S. & P. mints (4); 1920 (4). Unc. 8 pcs.
358. 1881-8 3 quarters. Proof. Scarce. 2 pcs.
3 5 9. 18 75 Twenty-cent pieces. Good. 6 pcs.
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UNITED STATES DIMES
06O. 1796 dime. About fine, but holed above head. Rare.
3 61. 1796 dime. Poor to fair, good plain date, holed. First year of
coinage.
362. 1798 over 9 7 dime. Y. fair, plugged above head.
8 6 3. 18 00 dime. Obverse fair with good plain date. Rx. very good. Rare
3 6 4. 1801 dime. Fair, good date. Rare.
365. Another dime of 1801. More worn, date clear. Rare.
3 6 6. 18 02 dime. Poor, but rare. A plain date.
3 6 7. 1803 dime, fair, good date. Rare.
368. Dimes: 1805-09 (2, one plugged)-14 (2J-1820. Poor to fair. 6 pcs.
3 6 9. 1807 dime. Good.
37 0. 18 21 dime. Large date. Very good.
371. 1822-24 dimes. Fair. Both rare dates. 2 pcs.
372. 182 3 dime. Very good, near fine.
373. 1827-29-30 dimes. Uncirculated. 3 pcs.
37 4. 1828 dimes. Large & small dates. V. good. Rare. 2 pcs.
375. 1833-34-35-38-39-40 dimes. One only fine, balance ex. fine & unc.
6 pcs.
37 6. Dimes: 18 3 7 (2 var.)-18 38 (2 var.). Good to v. fine. 4 pcs.
377. 1841-42-43-44-45 dimes. Fine & ex. fine. 5 pcs.
378. 1846-7-8 dimes. V. fine. Scarce. 3 pcs.
379. 1850-2-3 dimes. Ex. fine. 3 pcs.
38 0. 18 53 dime, no arrows. Fine. Rare.
381. 1854-5-6-7-8-9 dimes. Fine to unc. 6 pcs.
382. 1860-1-2-3 dimes. Y. fine to proof.
383. 1866 dime. Proof. Rare date.
384. 1823-36 dimes. Good & v. good. 9 pcs.
3 8 5. Old dimes from 1821 (14 of bust type before 1837). Poor & fair.
2 0 pcs.
38 6. 18 21-3 6 old dimes. Bust type. Poor & fair. 17 pcs.
3 8 7. 18 68-1908 dimes, all diff. dates. Proofs. 30 pcs.
U. S. HALF DIMES, MINOR U. S.
3 88. 1794 half dime. Good to v. good. First year coined.
38 9. 1837 half dime, no stars. Fine.
390. 1846 half dime. Very good. Rare.
391. 1853 half dime, WITHOUT ARROWS. Fine. Rare.
3 92. 182 9-3 6 half dimes, all dates consecutive. Fine to about unc. 8 pcs.
3 9 3. 182 9-7 3 half dimes. All diff. dates. Average fine or better. 2 6 pcs.
394. 1860-61-62-63-65-70 half dimes. Ex. fine to proof. 6 pcs.
39 5. Half dimes, all S mint, 18 6 3-6 4-6 6-67. V. good to fine. Rare. 4 pcs.
396. 1867-68-69-71-72 (S within & outside of wreath)-73. Half dimes,
all S mint. Good to fine. Scarce. 7 pcs.
39 7. U.S. half dimes. Good & v. good. Assorted dates. 55 pcs.
39 8. Half dimes. Poor & fair, 1 holed, 1 plugged. 30 pcs.
399. U.S. nickels: 1881 proof;! 1883 no “cents,” unc.; 1892 unc.; 1901
proof, 1912 proof (2); Buffalo, unc. (8). 14 pcs.
400. 1851 U.S. 3c silver “O” mint. Fine. Only year coined at this
mint.
401. 1851-62 3c silver, diff. dates. V. fine to unc. 8 pcs.
402. U.S. 3c silver. Good to fine. 2 5 pcs.
403. U.S. 3c silver. Poor to v. fair. 2 9 pcs.
404. 1877 U.S. 3c nickel. Proof, but not in full brilliancy. Rarest date.
40 5. 18 78 U.S. 3c nickel. Dull proof. Second rarest date.
406. 1865-89 U.S. 3c nickel. All diff. dates. Unc. & proof. Lacks only
7 dates of being complete set. 18 pcs.
407. U.S. 3c nickel. Good to fine. 60 pcs.
408. 1864-73 U.S. 2c pieces, all dates, complete set, with the rare 1873.
Fine to ex. fine. 10 pcs.
409. U.S. 2c pieces. Average v. good. 57 pcs.
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410. 1793-1794-1795-1797-1811 half cents. Poor to fair, all rare dates.
5 pcs.
411. 1804-1857 half cents. All different dates. 3 or 4 fair, balance very
good to ex. fine. Nice set. 2 5 pcs.
412. U.S. half cents. Good to fine (20); poor to fair (19). 39 pcs.
413. 1855 PATTERN CENT. Flying eagle. A-W. 19 7. Ex. fine. Rare.
UNITED STATES SMALL CENTS
414. 1857-58 flying eagle cents. Good to fine. 37 pcs.
415. 1857-64 copper-nickel cents. All dates complete. V. fine to unc.
8 pcs.
416. Same as preceding. Fine to ex. fine. 8 pcs.
417. 1859 copper-nickel cent. Proof.
418. 1859-64 copper-nickel “white” cents. Good to fine. 50 pcs.
419. 1863 copper-nickel or “white” cents. Unc. 22 pcs.
420. 1864-1909 complete set of Indian head cents, all dates. The 1871
6 1877 are fine, balance uncirculated. 4 6 pcs.
421. 1864-1908 Indian heau cents. Diff. dates. Unc. 32 pcs.
422. 1864-1908 Indian head cents. Duplicates. Unc. lot. 60 pcs.
423. 1859-1909 Indian head cents, complete set, all dates. Good to
ex. fine. 52 pcs.
424. 1864-1909 Indian head cents, duplicates. About 30 dates mixed,
most old. Generally good to v. good, some fine. 9 3 pcs.
425. 1873-1908 cents, all different dates. PROOFS. 28 pcs.
426. 1877 cent. Uncirculated red. Rare date.
427. 1877 cents. Very good. Rare. 2 pcs.
428. 1880-19U7 Indian head cents. About a dozen dates, balance dupli-
cates. PROOFS. 38 pcs.
429. Cents 1901 (40), 1908 (10). Unc. 50 pcs.
430. 1909 “S” mint Indian head cents (4), 1908 “S” (38). Unc.
Scarce. 42 pcs.
431. 1908 “S” mint cents (7), 1909 cents, last year of Indian head (11).
Fine to ex. fine. 18 pcs.
432. 1909 cents, all different. Unc. 6 pcs.
433. 1909 Lincoln cent with both “S” & V.D.B., the rarest variety. Unc.
434. Same as preceding. Unc. 9 pcs.
435. 1909 Lincoln cents, with initials V.D.B. (engraver Victor D. Bren-
ner). Fine to unc. 50 pcs.
436. 1910 “S” mint cents. Unc. Scarce. 10 pcs.
437. 1909-19 Lincoln cents, all diff. dates or mint marks. Unc. 31 pcs.
438. 19 09-2 7 Lincoln cents, some mint marks. Ex. fine & unc. 9 5 pcs.
HARD TIMES TOKENS & WAR CENTS
43 9. Collection of 24 different U.S. hard times tokens, including slave
token, Feuchtwanger cent, etc. Good to fine. 2 4 pcs.
440. Slave tokens. Two varieties. V. good, but cleaned. 2 pcs.
441. Hard times tokens, nearly all diff. Rather bad lot, one side of each
coin being corroded, may have been mounted on a card. Some very
good obverses. 18 pcs.
442. Civil War cents, no cards, good variety, a few duplicates. Good
to very fine, 1 holed. 34 pcs.
443. Civil War Tradesmen’s cards. Various, some duplicates. V. good
to v. line. 30 pcs.
444. Another lot. Some not seen before. 30 pcs.
445. 18 6 4 Lincoln tokens, bust r., 34 stars. Diff. reverses of LINCOLN
and UNION. One brass, one silvered. Unc. 2 pcs.
EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL COINS
44 6. 1652 Pine Tree shilling, small flan. Good. Rare.
4 47. 172 3 Rosa Americana 2-pence. Crowned rose. Good to v. good.
Rare.
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448. 1723 Woods half penny. Refused in Ireland and sent to America.
Very good.
449. 17 60 oce Populi cents. P before bust. Good & v. good. 2 pcs.
4 50. 1773 Virginia half penny. Fine.
451. Same as preceding. Very good.
452. 1787 New York NOVA EBORAC cent. Very good for piece.
453. 17 87 Fugio or Franklin cent. STATES UNITED. Fine.
454. Washington so-called “double-bust” cent. Very good.
45 5. 17 92 WASHINGTON PRESIDENT cent, copper. Obv. fair, rev.
worn smooth. V. rare.
456. 17 88 Massachusetts cent. Good.
457. 1786 Vermont “Baby Head” cent. Fair, good date, flan defect.
458. 17 8 7 Vermont cent, obv. fine, reverse weak as usual.
459. 1794 Talbot Allum & Lee cent. Good.
460. 1786 New Jersey cent. Maris 16-J. Very good.
461. 1787 New Jersey cent. Ball-handles on plow. M. 28-L. Very good.
462. 1787 N.J. cent. Large flan. M. 62-Q. Very good.
463. Colonial coins: Nova Constellatio, Mass. (2), Conn. (4), Vermont
(3), N.J. (4). Poor to about good. All scarce. 14 pcs.
UNITED STATES LARGE CENTS
464. 17 93 cent, wreath type. C. 9-G. Good, date weak. Rare.
46 5. 17 9 3 cent. Wreath type. C. 9-H. Fair. Rare.
466. 1793 cent. Wreath type. C. 11-J, lettered edge. Good, fine daet. Rare
467. 1794 cent. Hayes 54. Good, obv. very good.
468. 1794 cent. Hayes 45. Very fair.
46 9. 17 9 5 cent. ONE CENT high in wreath. Good.
470. 1795 cent. V. fair, good date.
471. 1795 cent. ONE CENT central. Good.
4 72. 17 9 5 cents. Fair, good dates. 3 pcs.
473. 1796 Liberty Cap. Very good.
474. 1796 cents. Liberty cap. V. fair. 2 pcs.
475. 1796 cent. Fillet head. Very fair.
476. 1797 cents. Good & v. good. 2 pcs.
47 7. 17 9 7 cents. Very fair. 2 pcs.
4 78. 17 98 cents. Good. 3 pcs.
4 7 9. 17 98 cents. Fair. 4 pcs.
48 0. 17 9 9 cent. Poor to fair. A good date. V. rare.
481. 1800 perfect date. V. good except small corrosion pit on obv.
482. 1800 over 17 9 0. Good, corrosion.
483. 1800 cents. Good. 3 pcs.
48 4. 1801 cent. Very good.
485. 1801 cents. V. fair & good. 3 pcs.
48 6. 18 02 large cents. Good to v. good. 8 pcs.
487. 1802-03 cents. V. good, near fine. 2 pcs.
488. 18 03 large cents. Good & v. good. 6 pcs.
489. 1794, 1796 (3), 1801, 1802 (3), 1803 (4), 1805 large cents. Fair
lot. 13 pcs.
490. 1804 cent. Die broken both obverse & reverse. Very fair, most
parts good. Plain date. V. rare.
491. 1804 cent. Perfect dies. Fair, surface corrosion. Rare.
492. 1805 cent. Very good.
493. 1805 cents (2), 1806 (2). Good. 4 pcs.
494. 1806 large cent. Very good.
4 9 5. 18 07 over 6. Fine, light scratches.
496. 1807 perfect date. Very good.
497. 1807 so-called “comet” cent. V. good.
498. 1807 (3), 1808 (3), 1810 (2). Good. 8 pcs.
4 9 9. 18 08 large cent. Very good, rev. fine.
500. 1809 cent. Very good. Rare.
501. 1809 cent. Poor to fair. Rare.
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502. 1810 over 09 <fc perfect date. Good & v. good. 2 pcs.
503. 1811 large cent. Peri'ect date. Good.
504. 1811 over 10. Very good.
505. 1811 (2), 1812 (1), 1813 (2), 1814 ( 4). Good lot. 9pcs.
506. 1812 cent. Very good, reverse fine.
507. 1813 very good. Scarce.
508. 1814 large plain 4. Very good.
509. 1814 small crosslet 4. Very good, near fiie.
510. 1816 Andrews 8. Very fine.
511. 1817 Andrews 14. Unc.
512. 1818 Andrews 10. Unc. red.
513. Another as above. Ex. fine, part red.
514. 1820 Andrews 10. Unc. red.
515. 1820 not in Andrews. Ex. fine.
516. 1821 cent. V. good. Scarce.
517. 182 3 over 22. Very good. Rare.
518. 182 3 perfect date. Good. Rare.
519. 1819 (2 var.), 182 0 (3 var.), 18 2 8 large cents. Very good. 6 pcs.
520. 1816-17-18-22-25-26-27-28 large cents. Fine. 8 pcs.
521. 1831-46 large cents. Diff. dates. Ail fine or better. 14 pcs.
522. 1831-57 large cents. Fine to ex. fine. 14 pcs.
52 3. 18 57 large cent, large date. Very fine.
52 4. 18 5 7 large cent, small date. Fine.
52 5. 18 57 large & small dates. Fine. 2 pcs.
52 6. 179 4-18 57 set of 60 diff. dates large cents, lacking only 4 dates
1793, 1799, 1804, & 1809. Condition better than usual with simi-
lar lots, good to fine, all early dates are good or nearly so, with
perhaps one or two exceptions. 60 pcs.
52 7. 17 9 3-18 57 complete set of large cents, lacking only one date 17 9 9.
The 1804 is an altered date. The 1793 does not show date but is
the chain type which proves the year. Early dates are poor to fair, later
good to fine. 6 3 pcs.
528. 1798-1856 large cents, all diff. dates. Early dates poor, later good
and very good. 43 pcs.
52 9. Another lot, similar to the preceding. 40 pcs.
530. 1812-56 large cents. All diff. dates. Good & v. good. 34 pcs.
531. 1798-1856 large cents, all diff. dates. 3 or 4 poor, balance good
& v. good. 2 9 pcs.
532. U.S. large cents. Duplicates. Average good to v. good, some have
been cleaned. 130 pcs.
53 3. U.S. large cents, poor to fair, some mutilated, a few holed. The
balance of the collection. Some old, lot for show window use, etc.
124 pcs.
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COINS
534. B.C. 268-240 Early Roman bronze AS. Janus head. Rx. prow of
ship. Wt. about 2 oz. Very good, patinated.
535. B.C. 400-338. Corinth. Silver stater. Pegasus. Rx. Athena r.
About fine.
53 6. B.C. 400-322. Sicyon. Silver hemidrachm. Chimaera. Rx. fly-
ing dove. Very good.
537. B.C. 33 6-323 Madedonia. Silver tetradrachm of Alexander the
Great. Obv. Hercules in the lion’s skin. Rev. Zeus seated holding
eagle. BASILEOS in exergue. Very fine.
538. Another as above, somewhat similar. Fine.
539. Another. Very good.
540. A.D. 50-60. EGYPT potin tetradrachm, Nero. Rx. Roma. Very
good.
541. Roman Republican or family denarii, all different. Very good to
fine. 9 pcs.
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5 42. B.C. 2 5-50 ROME. Silver denarius bearing bust of Mark Antony
on one side and Octavius on the other. Very good, near fine.
5 4 3. Denarii. Augustus. C.et L. Caesares. Also OB CIVIS SERVA-
TOS. Very good. 2 pcs.
544. Denarii. Hadrian, rx. SAL AUG. (in exergue); M. Aurelius, rev.
Concordia seated; Julia Domna, rev. PIETAS PUBLICA; Antoni-
nus Pius, rev. Fortuna standing; Philippus, rev. FIDES MILIT.
Very good to fine. 5 pcs.
545. Silver denarii: Augustus, Nero, Vespasian (2); Domitian. Fair to
good. 5 pcs.
5 4 6. Denarii of Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius, M. Aurelius, Sept. Severus,
Caracalla, Geta, Faustina I & II, Julia Domna. No two alike. Avg.
good. 14 pcs.
5 4 7. Denarius of Septimus Severus A.D. 19 3-211; double denarius of
Gordianus III A.D. 222-244. Fine. 2 pcs.
548. Denarius of Mark Antony, galley; also 3 silver quinarii of Cato of
Utica & Augustus. Good to fine. 4 pcs.
5 49. Ancient Parthia. Silver drachms. V. good. 2 pcs.
550. Roman 1st & 2nd bronzes Augustus, Vespasian, Hadrian, Antoninus,
M. Aurelius, Lucilla, Alex. Severus. All different. Good average.
12 pcs.
551. Roman 1st & 2nd bronzes. Augustus to Philippus. Poor & fair.
1 holed. 9 pcs.
5 52. Large bronzes of Diocletian, Maximian, & Constantius. All v.
good to fine. Also bronze coin of Oyracuse, Agathocles, head of
Artemis, rev. thunderbolt, fair. 4 pcs .
5 5 3. 2nd bronzes. Time of Diocletian & Constantine. Fair to v. good.
7 pcs.
5 5 4. Roman 2nd bronzes: Ha Irian, rev. Hilaritas Aug.; Marcus Aurel-
ius, rx. Roma seated holding Victory; Nero, rev. temple of Janus
closed. Good to fine. 3 pcs.
555. A.D. 204-249 Philippus 2nd bronze. Rev. SALVS AVG. Fine,
bright dark green patina
5 5 6. Small bronzes, mostly Roman of 3rd century, among them a few
Greek, Carthaginian & Byzantine. Good average. 53 pcs.
557. 3rd and 4th centuries AD. Egyptian thick bronze coins. Good &
very good. 16 pcs.
5 58. Box of casts and copies, mostly of ancient coins, a few of others.
45 pcs.
RARE MASSACHUSETTS NOTE FOR 10 POUNDS
55 9. 17 77 March 5. State of Massachusetts-Bay 6 per cent interest bear-
ing note for ten pounds. Size 6 by 6 y2 inches. Fine, except has
been folded because of its size. Rare.
560. 1760 & 1764 Pennsylvania 10 & 20 shillings currency printed by
Benjamin Franklin and D. Hall. Poor but scarce. 2 pcs.
561. 1763 Dec. 31 New Jersey 18-pence. Fine.
562. 1776 Feb. 17 UNITED COLONIES Continental Currency. Good.
563. 1773 Oct. 1 Pennsylvania 15 & 20 sh. Good & fine. 2 pcs.
5 6 4. 1776 Pa. 30 sh. 177 5 Maryland $§. Poor. 2 pcs.
56 5. U.S. fractional currency 3c light and dark curtains. V. good. 2 pcs.
5 6 6. Very good set of U.S. fractional currency, all different bills. Col-
lection includes 3c, three varieties of 5c bills, five var. 10c, five var.
2 5c, 15c bill, and seven var. of 50c bills. Good to uncirculated.
The face value of the collection is $5.58. 2 0 pcs.
5 6 7. U.S. fractional currency bills, denominations 5c to 50c. Assort-
ment of varieties. Face value $4.20. Poor & fair. 21 pcs.
568. National Convention (presidential) tickets. Different. Fine. 3 pcs
569. 1862 U.S. greenback $2. Chittenden & Spinner. About good.
570. 1878 U.S. $1 note. Allison & Gilfillan. V. good.
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571. ^896 U.S. $1 silver certificate. History Instructing Youth. Signa-
tures Tillman & Morgan. Good.
572. 1903 Philippine Islands $2 silver certificate. Signature Wm. H.
Taft, civil governor. Blue back. About good, one corner off.
57 3. Old state and broken bank bills, some duplicates, but quite a varie-
ty; includes fractional Southern bills. Fair to unc., some unsigned.
This lot does not contain rare bills, only the common ones. 5 0 pcs.
574. Lot of Broken Bank bills, mostly rare and scarce ones, but condi-
tion generally poor. About all different. 22 pcs.
575. Confederate States of America $100 bills (3), $50 bills (13), $20
(5), $10 (2), $5 (2), $2 (1), $1 (1). Fine to crisp. 27 pcs.
576. Large lot of C.S.A. paper money, mostly $10 bills of Feb. 17, 1864.
Also a few $50 bills and ethers. Poor to good, torn, edges worn,
etc. Good lot lor den decorations, etc. Estimated at 2 00 pcs. Bid
for the lot.
577. Miscellaneous foreign paper money, etc. Cuba, Mexico, Russia, Ger-
many, Austria; also Canadian specimen traveler’s checque & Salt
Lake City 10c bill. Lot contains some duplicates. Good to unc.
46 pcs.
578. 1863 Jan. 8. C.S.A. bond $1000. Act of Aug. 19, 1861. Signed.
< 20 coupons attached. Very good.
57 9. Act of Feb. 17, 1864. C.S.A. $500 six per cent non-taxable certifi-
cate. Unsigned. Fine.
580. Same as above but $1000. Fine.
581. Act of Dec. 24, 1861. C.S.A. 6% certificate. Unsigned. Fine.
582. 1862 May 1 C.S.A. $500 bond. Act of Apr. 12, 1862. 20 cou-
. . . . i pons attached. Very godo.
'583. 1863 Mar. 2 C.S.A. $500 bond, act of Feb. 20, 1863. Unsigned.
The sheet of 11 coupons has been detached in one sheet and is with
bond. V. fine. Bust in center.
584. 1863 Mar. 2 C.S.A. $500 bond, act of Feb. 20, 1863. Unsigned.
Sheet of 10 coupons detached, but whole and accompanies bond.
Pink paper. Camper in center. Fine.
585. 1777 Apr. 10 Pennsylvania colonial bills, 7 varieties 3-pence to 20
shillings. Fair to good. 9 pcs.
586. World’s Fair tickets and 2 Republican National Convention tickets.
Fine to unc. 9 pcs.
587. 1863 State of Georgia 25c bills. Fine to unc. 30 pcs.
588. Post-war German & Austria bills, duplicates. Unc. 120 pcs. Bid
for lot.
589. 1886 U.S. $1 bill, bust Martha Washington. Fair.
59 0. Large Chinese 2-teal bills of Sun Hung dynasty, issued in Peking.
V. good to unc., 1 torn. 7 pcs.
591. 1862 Texas Treasury notes. $1 & $5 for “Civil Service,” $1 & $5
for “Military Service.” Fair. Rare. 4 pcs.
592. 18 62 Texas Treasury warrants, 3 or 4 varieties. Duplicates. Poor
to very poor, but rare. 20 pcs,
593. A HANDY GUIDE TO JEWISH COINS. Illustrated book by Rog-
ers, London, 1914. Size 6 *4 by 9 y2 inches, 108 pp., 9 big plates.
Paper. New.
NUMISMATIST MAGAZINES
59 4. The Numismatist. America’s leading magazine on coins, medals,
and paper money. The 12 issues for the year 192 0 complete. Per-
fect condition and clean. 12 pcs.
595. 1921 Numismatist. Complete. Perfect. 12 pcs.
596. 1922 Numismatist. Complete. Perfect. 12 pcs.
597. 1923 Numismatist. Complete. Perfect. 12 pcs.
598. 1924 Numismatist. Complete, including the valuable large Lincoln
number with King’s list. Perfect. 12 pcs.
599.
600.
601.
602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609.
610.
611.
612.
613.
614.
615.
616.
617.
618.
619.
620.
621.
622.
623.
624.
625.
626.
627.
628.
629.
630.
631.
632.
633.
634.
63 5.
636.
637.
638.
639.
640.
641.
642.
20
192 5 Numismatist. Complete.
192 6 Numismatist. Complete.
Money.” Perfect. 12 pcs.
1927 Numismatist. Complete.
1928 Numismatist. Complete.
Perfect. 12 pcs.
Includes Zerbe’s list on “Bryan
Perfect. 12 pcs.
Perfect. 12 pcs.
UNITED STATES GOLD
1851 U.S. gold dollar. Very fine.
1852 U.S. gold dollar. Very fine.
1853 U.S. gold dollar. Very fine.
1851-2-3 gold dollars. Fine. 3 pcs.
18 55 gold dollar, large size, small head, 2nd coinage. V. fine.
18 56 gold dollar, large 3rd coinage.. Ex. fine.
1857 gold dollar. Very fine.
18 61 gold dollar. Fine.
18 62 gold dollar. Very fine.
18 74 gold dollar. Very fine.
18 55 gold dollar “O” mint. V. fine, scarce.
1855 gold dollar, “C” mint. About fine. Rare.
1854 gold dollar. Large size. Fine.
1855-56-57 gold dollars. Fine. 3 pcs.
Gold dollars, small size (4), large (4). Fine lot, but with very
slightest defects such as nicks, slightly bent, etc.; no serious de-
fects. 8 pcs.
1836-61-192 5 U.S. $2.50 gold, three diff. types. Fine to v. fine.
3 pcs.
1878 U.S. $2.50 gold, “S” mint. Ex. fine.
U.S. $2.50 gold, Liberty head (2), Indian Head (2). Unc. 4 pcs.
RARE 1793 CENTS
179 3 U.S. cent, first year of coinage. Chain type, Crosby 3-C. Fine
to v. fine. Hair has been tooled or would be a $75 cent. Value $40.
1793 cent. Wreath type. Crosby 9-G. Very good, a nice date.
Desirable and rare. Cost $12.
17 9 3 cent. Wreath. C. 9-H. Fair, surface corrosion.
1805 large cent. Very good, nearly fine. Scarce.
1817 large cent, 15 stars .Very good.
Same as preceding. Several nicks on edge, otherwise v. good.
U. S. PATTERN CENT
18 59 pattern cent. Obv. the adopted die of the year. Rev. oak
wreath and narrow shield, as adopted in 18 60. A-W. 312. Copper-
nickel. Semi-proof.
Anothe:, same as preceding. About unc.
190 9 U.S. cents, five diff. varieties. 1 ex. fine, others unc. 5 pcs.
1922 “D” cent. Sharp unc.
Civil War tokens (no cards), about all diff. Good to v. fine. 14 pcs.
1787 Conn, cents, diff. dies. Very good. 10 pcs.
17 91 Washington cent, large eagle. Edge lettered, “UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.” Very fine. Rare.
16 62 New England oak tree 2 pence for Massachusetts. Fine but
holed. Rare.
1722 Rosa Americana penny. Very good.
172 2 Woods colonial x/2 d., 172 3 % d. V. fair. 2 pcs.
Copies of three rare Colonial coins: U.S. A. bar cent, 1792 Washing-
on cent, & 178 5 Confederate cent. 3 pcs.
178 5 Conn. cent. Crosby 3-L. Good.
1787 Conn. cent. C. 13-D. About good.
1 787 Conn. cent. C. 33(15)-R (1). V. good.
17 87 Conn. cent. Miller 4 6-BB. Not in Crosby. V. good, bad plan-
chet defect. Rarity 4!
Conn, cents. Poor & fair. 7 pcs.
21
643. U.S. half dimes (11), 2c pieces (8), dimes (2). Duplicates. Good
lot. 21 pcs.
644. U.S. 3c silver, duplicates. Average fine. Scarce. 10 pcs.
645. Hard Times token. Ugly female head, LOCO FOCO. Low 55. V.
good.
646. Hard Times tokens: Low 34, 38, 47, 51, 54, 55, 58, 60, 62, 64,
67, 69, 83, & 94. Average fine. Nice lot. 14 pcs.
6 47. 18 3 7 Feuchtwanger cent. Eagle & rattlesnake. V. fine.
U. S. ENCASED POSTAGE STAMP
648. J. Gault encased stap 5c Jefferson. TREMONT HOUSE CHICAGO,
GAGE BROTHER & DRAKE, PROPRS. Fine. Rare.
649. 1815 quarter. Very good.
6 50. 1818 quarter. Very good.
6 51. 17 9 5 half dollar. Haseltine 2. Good to very good, nick above
date, few faint scratches, date strong.
6 52. 18 62-3-4-6-7 half dollars, all “S” mint. V. good lot. 5 pcs.
653. 1822-1922 Grant half dollars, without star. Ex. fine. 12 pcs.
654. 1847 silver dollar. Fine.
6 55. 18 5 5 silver dollar. Fine. Scarce.
656. 1859 silver dollar, “O” mint. V. fine, scratch on reverse.
6 57. 18 7 0 silver dollar. Proof, but not in full brilliancy.
658. 18 7 8 trade dollar “S” mint. Unc.
NEW IRISH FREE-STATE COINS
659. 1928 set of silver, nickel, & copper coins of the Irish Free State;
different animal on each coin. Set includes % , %, 1, 3, & 6 pence;
and 1, 2 & 2 % shillings. All choice proofs in case as issued. 8
pieces in the set. Sold as 1 set.
660. B.C. 500. Athens. Silver tetradrachm. Obv. head of Pallas
Athena. Rx. owl AOE. Early type. Fine.
661. Ancient Egypt. Silver tetradrachm of Ptolemy X. Head, eagle.
Fine.
662. (1913) Chinese Republic dollar. Sun Nat Sen, profile to left. Rx.
MEMENTO BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA, in center
Chinese characters. Ex. fine.
6 63. 19 02 Honduras 1 peso or dollar. Fine.
66 4. 18 92 Russia silver rouble Alexander III. Fine.
6 6 5. 189 9 Russia silver rouble Nicholas II. V. fine.
666. (1399-1413) Henry IV. Irish groat. V. good. Rare.
667. 1592 Philip II. Silver 4 reales “cob money” for Mexico. Among
earliest American coins. Good for piece, seldom better.
668. Brabant (12 61-68) Adelaide de Bourgogne denier d’argent. Sax-
ony silver denier (1350). Near fine. 2 pcs.
66.9. Lausanne Swiss bishopric (10 50-1100) denier. Louvain (1294-
1312) Jean II of Brabant esterlin d’argent. About fine. 2 pcs.
670. (1216-72) Henry III. England. Silver pennies. Bust facing,
long cross. Fine. 2 pcs.
671. 17 9 5 Russia 5 kopecks. Heavy copper coin, 2 oz. Fine.
672. Misc. foreign copper coins (a few nickel & silver including French
1 & 2 francs). Good average. Some duplicates. 50 pcs.
MEDALS
673. 1900-1901 French China silver medal, military, with ornament &
ribbon. 30 mm. Ex. fine.
6 7 4. Gen. “Stonewall Jackson” medal, white metal, 51 mm. Large nude
bust to left. Rx. names of battles in wreath. Proof, few slightest
scratches.
675. 1736 English silver medal, dollar size. “George reigning, Caroline
pretecting.” About fine.
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6 i 6. NORSE KVINDERS 3ANITETSFORENING medal. Silvered bronze.
32 mm. Unc.
6 7 7. 18 56 St. Louis Agric. & Mech. Assoc. Silver medal of award,
dollar size. Silver, holed.
6 78. 188 4 medal at unveiling of statue of Gen. Lee at New Orleans. 4 4
mm., white metal. Unc.
679. Bronze coronation medal of Queen Wilhelmina of Netherlands. 34
mm., loop attached. Ex. fine, was proof.
68 0. 192 6 bronze medal on trans-Atlantic flight of BREMEN. Three
busts. Unc.
6 81. Same as preceding. Unc. 3 pcs.
682. 1864 Lincoln & Johnson campaign medal. 32 mm., white metal.
King No. 7 7. Unc., pierced as made. Scarce.
6 8 3. Canadian tokens, nearly all different. Classified in separate envel-
opes by Breton. V. good to unc. 50 pcs.
684. U.S. flying eagle cents (9), 2c pieces (11), 3c nickel, 1889 dime,
& 4 Civil War cents. Good to fine. 2 6 pcs.
to good, all dates clear. 8 pcs.
685. U.S. large cents 1797-1798-1800-1801-1802-1803-1807-1814. Fair
to good, all dates clear. 8 pcs.
6 8 6. 18 0 5-0 6 large cents. Very good. Scarce. 2 pcs.
68 7. 18 08 cent. Very good. Scarce date.
688. 1813 cent. Very good, strong. Rare.
689. 1823 cent. Perfect date. Very good. Rare.
690. 1824-26-29-37-39-40-42-43 large cents. Very good lot. 8 pcs.
6 91. 1905 Lewis-Clarke Exposition official bronze medal. Sighting the
Pacific in 1805. Unc. Scarce.
692. 1898 Omaha Trans-Mississippi Exposition official bronze medal. In-
dian spearing bison, 1848. Unc.
69 3. 17 78 Geo. Washington token, bust r. Rev. card of Schloss & Co.,
New York. “In commemoration of the departure of the Continen-
tal army June 19, 17 78.” Bronze, 3 6 mm. V. good. Rare.
694. 1687 old French medal JEAN BAPTISTE. Bronze, 29 mm. Su-
perb portrait. Fine.
69 5. 1821 large bronze medal, Cardinal Richelieu. Bust to left in high
relief. Rx. date of birth & death. 41 mm. Unc.
OLD SILVER CROWNS, ETC.
696. 1630 Tyrol crown. Leopold, bust with sword and sceptre to right.
About fine.
697. 1602 Saxony crown. Hall figure Christian II with sword r. Rev.
busts John George & Augustus. Ex. fine.
698. 1613 Saxony crown. John George with sword to right. Rev. Ern-
est Augustus in circle of 18 shields. Fine. Rare. t
6 9 9. 16 62 England crown. Bust Chas. II r. Rx. arms. V. good.
700. Madras (India) silver temple money. 14 pagoda. Fine & scarce.
701. Madras 5 fanams, silver. Ex. fine. Scarce.
702. 1590 France !4 ecu of Charles, cardinal de Bourbon. V. good.
Rare.
703. 1728 Mexico 1 real; old “cob money” of Peru (1 real). Fine and
good. 2 pcs.
704. Chinese silver 20c size (4 var.), 10c size (1). V. fine. 5 pcs.
ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COINS
705. B.C. 400. Istrus (Greek colony of Miletus). Silver tetradraclim.
Obv. two heads united in opposite directions, upwards and down-
wards. Rev. sea eagle on dolphin. Fine. Rare.
7 0 6. B.C. 3 59-3 36. Macedonia. Philip II. Silver tetrobol. Head, horse
& rider. About fine.
707. B.C. 300. Histiaea (Greek City). Silver drachm. Obv. head of
Maenad. Rx. nymph on galley. Fine.
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708. B.C. 280-146. Greece, Achaen League. Silver drachm. Obv. head
of Zeus Amarios. Rev. the Achaean monogram, etc., in wreath.
V. fine.
709. B.C. 19-A.D. 14. ROME. Silver denarius of Augustus. Rev. C
L CAESARES. V. good.
710. A.D. 211-217. Silver denarii. Caracalla. Diff. reverses. V. good.
2 pcs.
711. A.D. 161-18 0 Marcus Aurelius 1st bronze. Also 2nd br. Faustina
Sr. (A.D. 138-141). V. good. 2 pcs.
712. B.C. 300. Ancient Egyptian large bronze coin of Ptoley I. Obv.
head, rev. eagle & name. Very good. A mighty interesting coin
and over 2 000 years old.
MISCELLANEOUS U.S. COINS, ETC.
713. 1832-34 half dollars. Fine & ex. fine. 2 pcs.
714. 1806-25-31-34-53-92 “O” quarters. Good to v. good, last unc. 6 pcs
715. 18 7 5 twenty cent piece “S” mint. About fine.
716. 1851-61- 3c silver, diff. dates, good & v. good (7); 3c nickel 1865
(first year coined); elecen half dimes 182 9-1870, diff. dates, good
and v. good, 1 holed; dimes 1821 & 1834, v. good; Civil War card
of Packard, Youngstown, O. 22 pcs.
717. 3c nickel 1880-81-82-83-88. Also 5c nickel 1881-82-83 (shield
type & type without CENTS.) All proofs. 9 pcs.
718. 1794-95-96-98-1800-01-02-03 (2 )-05-06-07-08-10-12 (2)-13-21-28-
31-36-41. Large cents. Very poor to about fair, chafed or have
been cleaned, 1 holed, 1 bent. Not a good lot, but plain dates. 22
pcs.
719. Warren, Ohio, Western Reserve National Bank token. Also token
in memory of Centennial 1776-1876, Liberty Bell. 2 pcs.
720. U.S. fract. curr. 10c & 25c bills; also Canada 25c bill. Poor to
good. 3 pcs.
721. 18 00 cent, perfect date; Doughty 151. Very good. Scarce.
722. 18 0 3-08-11 cents. Fair to good. Scarce. 3 pcs.
723. 1805 cent, blunt 1. Doughty 199. V. good, near fine. Rare.
72 4. 1811 over 10 cent. About good. Scarce date.
725. 1817 A. 5, 1822 A. 5, 1825 A. 10, 1826 A. 4, 1828 A. 10. Very
good. 5 pcs.
726. 1818 cent. Stars connected by die crack. A. 10. Unc.
727. 1821, 1823 (2 var.) cents. Good. Scarce. 3 pcs.
728. 1829 A. 6 & 8, 1837 A. 4 & 9, 1838 A. 6, 1845 A. 2, 1849 A. 4 &
10. Very good. 8 pcs.
729. 1837 cent. Die break from 3rd to 8th star. A. 4. Very fine, dark.
730. 1852 A. 6, 1853 A. 2, 1854 A. 14 & 18, 1855 A. 4-5-9, 1856 A. 3
& 9. Fine. 9 pcs.
731. 1857 large cent. Small date. A. 2. Ex. fine.
732. 1829 half dollar. Fine. 100 yr. old.
733. 1865 cent, unc. red; 1851 half cent, v. good; 1879 3c nickel, unc.;
182 9 half dime, fine; 1911 & 1916 dimes, unc. 6 pcs.
734. Hard Times tokens: Low 19, 32, 33, 34, 37, 44, 45, & 47. Fine
lot. 8 pcs.
735. Low 47, 48, 67, 68, 69. 84, 86 & 96. Fine lot. 8 pcs.
736. Low 131 (A. C. Smith) & 132 (Sise & Co.). Fine. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES HALF DOLLARS
7 37. 179 5 half dollar. Haseltine 8. Fine. Rare.
738. 1801 half dollar. H. 1. Very good. Rare.
739. 1802 half dollar.. Very good. Rare.
740. 1803 Haseltine Very good.
741. 1807 H. 1. Old type head to right. Fine.
742. 1808 H. 6. Fine. Rare.
743. 1811 H. 3. Uncirculated. Rarest variety.
744. 1812 H. 5. Uncirculated. Rare variety
745. 1813 H. 2. Ex. fine.
746. 1814 not in Haseltine. Uneven date. Ex. fine. Rare.
<47. 1818 over 17. H. 2. Fine.
748. 1818 perfect date; 1820 small date. Fine & v. fine. 2 pcs.
<49. 1822 large date. Ex. fine.
750. 182 3-2 4 half dollars. Good to v. good. 2 pcs.
7 51. 18 2 4 over 21. Very fine. Scarce.
752. 1826 uncirculated.
753. 1827 uncirculated.
754. 1829 uncirculated.
7 55. 18 30 uncirculated.
7 5 6. 18 31 extremely fine.
7 57. 18 32 extremely fine.
758. 1834 large date. Ex. fine.
759. 1836 lettered edge. H. 4. Unc.
760. 1836 milled edge. Very good. Rare.
7 61. 18 37 milled edge. Unc.
7 62. 18 38 extremely fine.
4 6 3. 18 3 9 bust type. Uncirculated gem.
764. 1840 Liberty seated. Uncirculated.
7 6 5. 18 41 uncirculated.
766. 1842 about uncirculated.
767. 1843 about uncirculated.
7 68. 18 4 4 “O” mint. Fine.
769. 1845 uncirculated.
770. 1847 “O” mint. Almost unc., proof surface.
7 71. 1853 arrows & rays. Only year of this type. Very fine.
772. 1855 “O” mint. Uncirculated.
7 7 3. 18 56 “O” mint. Uncirculated.
7 7 4. 18 58 uncirculated.
77 5. 18 59 pattern half dollar. Paquet design. Rev. eagle with ribbon.
A-W. 2 92. Copper. Milled edge. Ex. fine. Rare.
776. 1860 “O” mint. Fine.
777. 1865 proof.
7 78. 18 6 6 proof, cabinet friction. First year of new type with motto.
77 9. 1867 proof, not in full brilliancy.
'78 0. 18 6 9 proof.
781. 18 7 4 arrows. Nearly fine.
7 82. 18 75 “S” mint. Uncirculated.
7 8 3. 18 7 7 extremely fine.
78 4. 18 77 “S” mint. Uncirculated.
7 8 5. 1879 proof. Scarce.
7 8 6. 188 0 proof. Perfection. Rare.
7 8 7. 1884 brilliant proof. Rare.
788. 1888 proof. Scarce.
U. S. COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLARS
789. 1892 Columbian. Very fine.
790. 1893 Columbian. Fine.
7 91. 1918 Illinois Centennial. Bust of Lincoln. Ex. fine.
792. 1920 Maine Centennial. Pine tree. Unc.
7 9 3. 1920 Pilgrim Tercentenary. Mayflower. Unc.
79 4. 1921 Pilgrim. Uncirculated.
795. 1921 Missouri Centennial, Sedalia. WITH STAR. Unc. Rare.
79 6. 1921 Alabama Centennial. WITH CROSS. Unc. Rare.
7 9 7. 1921 Alabama. Without cross. Unc. Scarce.
79 8. 1822-1922 Grant Memorial. View of birthplace of Point Pleasant,
O. Unc.
79 9. 182 3-192 3 Monroe Doctrine Centennial.. Busts Monroe & Adams.
Unc.
800. 1024-1 924 Huguenot-Walloon. Uncirculated.
801. 1925 Stone Mt. Generals Lee & Jackson mounted. About unc.
802. 1925 Calfiornia Diamond Jubilee. Obv. bear; rev. miner panning
gold. Unc. Destined to become one of the rare ones.
803. 192 5 Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial. Belfry & minute man.
Unc.
804. 1926 Oregon Trail. Indian & covered wagon. Unc.
805. 1926 Oregon Trail Centennial. “S” mint. Unc.
806. 1926 Independence 150tli anniversary. Busts Washington & Cool-
idge. Ex. fine.
807. 1927 Verrnont-Bennington. Ira Allen & catamount. Unc.
X UM I SMATIC BOOKS
808. A HANDBOOK OF THE COINAGE OF SCOTLAND, by Robertson,
London 1878. Describes every variety in all metals from Alexan-
der I to Anne. 146 pages, illustrated. 7 by 8 % inches, board cov-
er, well bound. Very good, contents perfect.
809. THE COPPER COINAGE OF IRELAND 1460-1826, by Nelson. Lon-
don 1905. 98 pages ana 6 fine large plates. 7 V2 by 10 inches.
Cloth. Fine.
810. THE AMERICAN COINAGE OF WILLIAM WOOD 1722-1733, by
Nelson. Liverpool 1905. 23 pp. & plates. Paper. Size 7 V2 by
10 inches. Very fine.
811. NUMISMATIC ATLAS FOR CANADA by Jos. Le Roux, Montreal,
1883. 35 pp., paper, illustrated profusely, GV2 by 9% inches. Fine.
812. Catalogue of American Numismatic Society Exhibition of U.S. &
Colonial Coins, 1914 New York. Best exhibit ever made. 133
pages & 39 pages of fine plates. 6 by 9 inches. Very fine.
813. COINAGE 01" THE ISLE OP" MAN, by Nelson. London 1899. 51
pp. & 4 plates. Paper, 6 by 9 inches. V .good.
814. HASELTINE TYPE TABLE CATALOG. Book on U.S. dollars, half
dollars, & quarters. Reprint with additions by Mehl 1927. 76
pages, paper, 7 by 10 inches. As new.
815. HARD TIMES TOKENS. Low’s list. Reprint by Guttag Bros. 3 0
large pages, paper. As new.
816. COIN COLLECTORS’ JOURNAL, illustrated monthly magazine
published by Scott & Co., N. Y. Volume VII, year 1882, all 12
issues complete. Clean & perfect. 18 8 large pages. Sold as 1 lot.
817. COIN COLLECTORS’ JOURNAL for Feb. 1884 & Feb. 1885. V.
fine magazines. 2 pcs.
COLLECTION OF OLD BROKEN BANK BILLS
818. 1863 Bank of DeSoto, Nebraska. $1, $2, & $3 bills. Value in
green. Signed. Crisp. 3 pcs.
81 9. 1844 Marine Fire Ins. Co., Sinipee, Wisconsin $1 & $2. Signed.
Crisp. 2 pcs.
820. 1858 Aug. 3. Commercial Exchange Bank, Terra Haute, Ind. $1
Signed. Crisp.
821. 1858 Treasurer of Lyons City, Iowa $2. Signed. Crisp.
822. 1 862 July 4, Bullion Bank, Washington, D. C. $2. Signed. Crisp.
823. 18 65 Mar. 22 Arkansas Treasury Warrant $10 blue. Signed. Fine.
824. 1871 Selma, Marion, & Memphis Rd. Co. $2 Unused.
825. Frankfort Bank (Ky.) $1, $3, $5 & $10. Unsigned. Crisp. 4 pcs.
826. Merchants & Mechanics Bank (Monroe, Mich.) $10. Unsigned. Crisp.
827. 1851 Dec. 16 Bank of the Union, Washington, D. C. $1. Unsigned.
Crisp.
82 8. $5 Nes Silicon Steel Co., Sandusky, O. Unsigned. Crisp.
829. Mechanics Bank of Memphis, Tenn. $5. Signed. Fine.
830. 1832 Susquehanna Bridge & Bank Co., Baltimore, Md. $10. Signed.
Very good. Rare.
831. 1862 Apr. 14 City of Richmond 30c & 60c bills. Good. 2 pcs.
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832. 1856 Bank of Hamburg (So. Car.) $10. Signed. About good.
833. $1 & $2 Tallahassee R.d. Co. (Florida). Unsigned. Crisp. 2 pcs.
834. Same but $3 bill 1866 signed. Good.
835. 1862 C.V.B. Barse scrip 10, 25, & 50c notes on Stowell, Chamberlain
& Co., Bankers. Signed. V. good to fine. Rare. 3 pcs.
8 3 6. Adrian Ins. Co. (Mich.) sheet of two $1, $2 & $3 notes. Crisp.
One sheet. Sold as 4 pcs.
83 C.S.A. $10 negroes hoeing cotton, $100 train of cars, $5 female on
cotton bale, $20 ship & sailor, $50 Washington. All crisp except
one. 5 pcs.
838. 1861 C.S.A. $50; 1862 C.S.A. $100. Crisp. 2 pcs.
839. 1898-1906 Bishop’s General Store House 5c & 10c (2 var.) MOR-
MON certificates, Salt Lake Ctiy, Utah. Crisp. 3 pcs.
8 41. Another lot as above. No duplicates. Good to unc. 31 pcs.
some fractional and script. Good to crisp. 62 pcs.
8 41. Anohter lot as above. No duplicates. Good to unc. 31 pcs.
842. Seven diff. Mexican Revolutionary Dills; 1869 Cuba 50c bill, crisp;
and set of 4 different handsomely engraved World’s Fair admission
tickets. Good to crisp. 12 pcs.
843. Smallest complete bible in the world. Size 1(4 by 1% inches.
Printed in England. Bible paper. Illustrated. Imported Moroc-
co cover, microscope in front cover. 735 pages, every sentence
legible. As new.
FOREIGN SILVER DOLLAR SIZE
844. 1924 Venezuela 5 bolivares. Unc. choice.
8 45. 18 48 GENEVA pattern 5 francs, by Bovy. Obv. crowned eagle &
key on shield, POST TENEBRAS LUX. Rev. REPUBLIQUE ET
CANTON DE GENEVA, value within wreath, milled edge. Ex. fine.
Rare.
846. Bavaria 2 gulden. Louis I, bust r. by Voight. Unc. Date 1845.
8 4 7. 18 9 7 Cuba SOUVENIR peso. Head female r. Ex .fine.
84 8. 1822 Lombardy crown. Bust Francis I to r. Very fine.
8 49. 18 39 South Peru 8 reales. Sun. Rx. volcano. V. fine.
850. 1836 Peru 8 reales COUTERSTAMPED with crown & Y. 11. Fine.
8 51. 18 65 COPIAPO (Chile) siege peso. Fine. Rare.
852. 1847 Wurtemburg 2 guldens. Bust 'William to left. Fine.
853. 1813 Napoleon 5 francs. Bust r. Very good.
8 5 4. 18 2 3 Mexico 8 reales. Augustin. Large head & eagle. Fine.
8 55. 1727 Hamburg 32 schillings of Chas. VI. Fine. Rare.
8 5 6. 1797 Lubeck 32 schillings. V. good, near fine.
8 57. 1665 28 stivers counterstamped HOL. for Holland. Old & v. good.
8 58. 1865 Bolivia PROCLAMATION crown. Gen. Melgarejo, bust to
left. Struck by the people of Potcsi in gratitude of the General’s
valor. Fine. Rare.
8 5 9. 17 90 France 1 ecu. Bust Louis XVI to left. Very fine.
8 6 0. 1913 Mexico VILLA dollar of Parral. Good. Rare.
8 61. 1915 Mexico 2 pesos of Zapata. Contains a little gold. Fine,
small flan defect.
862. Another as above. About fine, but crude.
FOREIGN SILVER THALER & 3-MARK SIZE
8 6 3. 17 52 Sweden 4 marks of Adolph Frederick. V. good. Scarce.
8 6 4. 1764 Brunswick Luneberg % thaler. Bust Charles r. Rev. horse.
About fine.
8 6 5. 1867 Schwarzburg thaler. Bust Albert r. Ex. fine. Rare.
8 6 6. 18 34 Peru proclamation 4 reales for Lima solemnities June 19.
Book of constitution surrounded by rays. Rev. arms. Proof. Rare.
8 6 7. 18 61 Prussia coronation thaler. Busts King William & Queen Au-
gusta. Ex. fine.
868. (Before 1700) Lorraine ^ thaler. Fine. Rare.
$69. 1789 Brunswick Luneberg 24 marien groschen or & thaler. Horse.
Fine.
87 0. 178 4 Prussia thaler. Bust of Frederick the Great. V. good.
871. 1817 Prussia thaler. Military bust Fr. Win. Ill to left. Very fine.
8 72. 18 60 Prussia thaler. Bust Fr. Win. IV to right. Proof.
873. Same as preceding, but dated 18 57. About unc.
874. 1871 Prussia SIEGE THALER. Bust William I to r. Very fine.
875. 1858 Baden tnaler. Bust Grandduke Frederick. V. fine.
876. 1909-12 Wurtemburg 3-marks. Bust Win. II of Wurtemburg to r.
V. fine. 2 pcs.
8 77. Same as preceding, but dated 1914. Unc.
878. 1847 \7r intern burg 2 guldens. Bust Wm. I to left. Fine.
FOREIGN SILVER HALF-DOLLAR SIZE
87 9. 192 5 German 3 marks silver, commemorating 1000 years of occu-
pation of the Rhineland. Unc. Rare.
8 8 0. 1817 Saxony § dialer. Fr. Augustus. Splendid portrait to right.
Ex. fine.
881. 1906 Denmark 2 kroner struck by Frederick VIII at the death of
Chiistian IX. Busts of both rulers, one on each side. Unc. Rare.
8 82. 17' 61 Spain 4 reales. Fine. Not a common type.
88 3. 18 51 Cordoba (Argentine) 4 reales. Fine. Scarce.
88 4. 168 9 England half crown. Busts Wm. & Mary. Ex. fine.
885. 1748 Tigurnia Republic half crown. Lion. View city. V. good.
886. 1890 German E. Africa rupee. Helmeted bust Wm. II. Ex. fine.
88 7. 1878 Norway 2 kroner Oscar II. Ex. fine.
8 88: 1671 Sweden 2 marks. Bust Chas. XI r. Rev. three crowns. Fine.
Rare type.
8 8 9. 18 88 Portugal 500 reis. Bright unc.
'8 90. 1677 Stralsund (Pomerania, Prussia) J thaler. V. good, rare.
First seen.
891. MOZAMBIQUE coutnerstamp of 18 62 India rupee. Crown, P. M.
ctsp. V. fine.
8 92. 1841 Ecuador 4 reales. Obv. fasces between two cornucopias. Rev.
sun & volcanoes. ‘ V. good. Rare.
8 9 3. 18 5 7 Ecuador 4 l^ales. Obv. Liberty bust to left. Rev .arms. Fine.
Scott $2.50.
89 4. 178 9 Denmark J species for Schleswig-Holstein. Christian II. V.
good.. c ... v , ’
895. 18 60 Bad$n 1 gulden. Bust Frederick. V. fine.
.8,96.. 1883 Argentina ,50c. Beautiful Liberty bust. V. fine.
8 9 7. 16 72 Mansfeld J thaler. St. George & dragon. V. good. Rare.
,898. .1664 Poland 1.8 gros. V. good. Rare.
8 9 9. 1913 Mexican Revolution CHIHUAHUA 50c silver. Villa issue at
Pnrral. Wood No. 5. Unc.
900. Buimah India silver rupee. Peacock, native characters. Fine.
901. 18.82 Portuguese India silver rupee. Unc.
9 02. 18 9 7 So. African Republic 2 shillings. * About unc.
903. 1928 New Irish Free State 2 & 2 y2 shillings. Unc. Rare. 2 pcs.
RARE FOREIGN SILVER (below 50c size)
904. 1915 Oaxaca (Mexico) 1 peso, provisional money. Wood 58. Unc.
Rare.
905. 18 67 Papal States 2 lire. Bust Pius IX. Unc.
906. 1924 Liechtenstein 1 & 2 francs silver. This is one of the smallest
coin issuing countries, with an area of Only 65 square miles, lying
between Austria and Switzerland. Unc. Rare. 2 pcs.
9 0 7. 192 4 Latvia 1 lats. 18 S 4 New Guinea 1 mark. Unc. 2 pcs
908. 1891 Ger. East Africa % rupee; 1925 new German mark. Unc. 2 pcs
9 09. 192 5 new Guatemala % quetzal. Unc.
910. Siam new issue *4 & Vz tical. Elephant facing. Unc. 2 pcs.
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911. Tranvanore (South India) new rupee 1087, Madras fanam
1099. Br. unc. 3 pcs.
912. Tranvancore i rupee 1087. Burmah XA , £, & 1/16 rupees (pea-
cock). V. good to ex. fine. 4 pcs.
913. Burmah, India silver peacock half rupee. Native characters. Ex.
fine.
914. 1927 new silver 1, 2, 3 & 5 pence Maundy Set of Geo .V. England.
Proofs. 4 pcs.
915. China 20c. Dr. Sun Yat Sen facing. Rev. crossed flags. Unc. Rare.
916. 1697 England shilling Wm. 4III. Also 1736 Geo. II shilling. V.
fine. 2 pcs.
917. 1711 shilling Anne. 17 58 shilling Geo. II. Ex. fine & unc. 2 pcs.
918. 1809-14 Barcelona NECESSITY peseta. V. fine. 2 pcs.
919. 1701-1901 German 2 marks silver, commemorative. Also 1876
Prussia 2 marks of Wm. I. Ex. fine & v. fine. 2 pcs.
92 0. 152 3 Ottingen XA crown. Karl Ludwig. Fine. Rare.
921. ( 1581) Sweden silver 4 or, John III. V. good. Rare.
92 2. Madras (India) \ pagoda, curious. Also 18 9 7 So. Afi’ica Republic
shilling. V. good & ex. fine. 2 pcs.
92 3. 1714 Stolberg 1/6 thaler, stag; 1689 Brunswick-Luneberg i thaler,
wild man; 1708 Brunswick 4 gros.; 16 78 West Frisia 6 stivers.
Fine & v. fine. Scarce lot. 4 pcs.
924. 1809 Tirol 20 kr. Andreas Hofen, man who defied Napoleon; 1873
Norway 30 sk. Oscar II. Y. good & v. fine. 2 pcs.
925. 1723 shilling Geo. I.; 1849 Ecuador 2 reales. Near fine. 2 pcs.
9 2 6. 17 62 Port. Africa (Angola) 2 & 4 macutas. V. good pair. Rare.
Scott $3. 2 pcs.
92 7. 1557 Upper Austria groschen (2 var. ), Meissen groschen; 16 68 Pol-
and John Cassimir g thaler; 1683 Poland John III, crowned head.
Scarce lot. Good to v. fine. 5 pcs.
928. 1552-55 Mecklenburg x/2 groschen. Dil'f. types. Good and v. good.
Scarce. 4 pcs.
92 9. 19 08 beautiful set of German PATTERN 25 PFENNIG. Three in
copper and two in SILVER. All different. Brill, proof. Rare. 5 pcs
RARE FOREIGN COPPER
9 30. GOA. 18 01 15-reis. Arms. Rev. cross, date on angles. .Fine and
curious.
931. 1758 Isle of Man penny. A(thol) D(uke) monogram. Y. fine.
932. 1860 Cambodia 5c copper. Native characters. Unc.
933. 1815 Magdalen Island penny. Breton 520. Seal & whale. V.
good. Scarce.
9 3 4. 17 97 Anns of Gloucester penny token. Rev. St. Bartholomew’s
Hospital. Proof. Rare.
935. 1794 “map of France” Condor token. “May Great Britain ever re-
main the reverse.” Fine. Rare.
9 3 6. China. Hsien-Feng Period. Large brass 10 cash. Kuei Mint for
Kuei-Chow Province^. Fine. Rare.
937. A.D. 1821-51. Turkestan 10 cash. Reign of Too-Kuang. Both
Arab & Chinese inscription. City of Aksu, 8th year. Fine. Rare.
9 38. A.D. 2 5. Ancient China, Han-dynasty. “Wu chu.” Fine. Rare.
939! 18 51 Hsien-Feng period, 8 cash. Tai mint, for Tai-Wan, Formosa.
Fine. Ex. rare.
940. B.C. 250. Ancient China 1 PU. V. good & genuine. Curious shape.
9 4l! Japan curious oblong silver coins (2 var.) XA & 1 BU. Fine. 2 pcs.
9 42. Japan oblong base gold coins (2 sizes.) Fine. 2 pcs.
9 4 3. Japan manie gin. Bean money. Fine.
9 4 4. Malay Straits. SILVER FISH HOOK MONEY. Very fine. Rare.
Worth $7 to $8.
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RARE MEDALS, LINCOLN, ETC.
945. 30 years service medal of Alexander III of Russia. Military. SIL-
VER. Large 52 mm. Lop attached as made. Fine. Very rare.
Cost $12.50.
946. Old silver marriage medal or jeton. 2 8 mm. Obv. Cupid. Rev.
LEBT FRVCHTBAR VND VERGNVGT, tree of hearts. Fine .
947. Actual awarded INDIAN MEDAL, presented to the Osage Indians
at Pawhuska, Oklahoma, about 1915. Bust of Wah-She-Hah (Ba-
con Rind) Grand Chief of the Osages. Rev. clasped hands, toma-
hawk & calumet. Inscr. in Osage, meaning “the little slim fellow
to the Osages.” Copper-nickel. Proof, pierced as made. 3 9 mm.
or dollar size. Only about 15 struck in this metal. Slight evidence
of handling. Ex. rare.
948. 1865 LINCOLN token at his death, by Joy. King No. 283. Brass.
Unc.
949. 1860 Lincoln 1st campaign token. “Protection to American In-
dustry.” King No. 48, bronze, 2 7 mm. V. fine.
9 50. 18 60 Lincoln token for 1st campaign, one of the first struck. King
No. 38. Obv. beardless bust r., HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN 18 60.
Rev. “the rail splitter of the West,” scene at work, cabin. 2 7^
mm, plain edge, brass. V. fine.
951. Large LINCOLN medal in aluminum, King No. 78 4. Obv. bust %
facing right, ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT 18 61-18 6 5. Rev.
within laurel wreath, inscription in five lines “Lincoln calling for
a pitcher of water and glasses, said ‘We’ll drink to the fortunes
of our party in the best beverage ever brewed for man. ” 63 mm.
Practically unc., only 50 struck and dies destroyed.
952. Handsome large LINCOLN medal, size 40 mm. Beardless bust ,.
Rev. within wreath in four lines “BELOVED ALIKE BY RICH &
POOR.” King No. 789. Unc. Rare.
953. Same as preceding, but struck in SILVER. Not over 10 struck.
Proof. Rare.
U. S. COINS, ENCASED STAMP, ETC.
95 4. J. Gault U.S. encased postage stamp lc Franklin. AYER’S SAR-
SAPARILLA. Fine. Mica cracked a little.
955. 1803 large cent. Good.
956. 1887 over 8 6 U.S. 3c nickel. Proof. Scarce.
957. 1880 U.S. lc, 3c nickel, 5c, & 10c. Brill, proofs. 4 pcs.
958. 1880 U.S. quarter. Brill, proof. Rare.
959. 1880 U.S. half dollar. Brill, proof. Rare.
9 60. 18 80 U.S. silver dollar. Brilliant proof gem.
961. 18 8 0 U.S. trade dollar. Brill, proof. Scarce.
962. 1829 half dollar. Very good.
963. 1837 half dollar. Milled edge. Uncirculated.
964. 1843 half dollar. Fine.
965. U.S. quarters 1821 very fair, 1835 v. good. 2 pcs.
966. 1875 twenty-cent piece “S” & “CC” mints. V. good. 2 pcs.
9 67. 19 09 centennial medalet of LINCOLN. King 38 9, silvered. Unc.
968. Sydney, Australia, large card of Iredale & Co., est. 1820. Fine.
969. Calif, gold “charm” token quarters (3), halves (2). Unc. 1 bent.
5 pcs.
970. COLLECTION of foreign silver coins, small to 20c size; includes
thick Panama “pill,” India, China, Russia, Finland, etc. Few
duplicates. Avg. very good, 2 or 3 holed. 64 pcs.
971. Foreign coppers (good size) & nickel coins. British, Chinese, Can-
ada, various. Some duplicates. Generally good to v. good. 107
pcs.
972. 1928 Irish Free State. Set of the new and interesting coins with
different animals on them, % penny to 2 % shillings complete, 8
pieces in the set. All brilliant proof, in case. Same as lot No.
659. Rare. Sold as 1 lot.
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UNITED STATES DIMES
0 . 3. 1821 dime, large date. Very fine.
Oil. 1827, lo33, & i&37 dimes .Bust type. Fine. 3 pcs.
9 i 5. 1829-30-32-33-34-35-37 dimes. Bust type. Ex. fine & unc. 7 pcs.
9 7 6. 18 31 dime. Unc., proof surface.
9 7 7. 18 7 5 dime, “S’ mint, tiny “s’. Bright unc.
TWENTY-CENT PIECES
9 <8. 18 7 5 20c “S’’ mint. Bright unc. Scarce now.
97 9. Same as preceding. Bright unc. 3 pcs.
96 0. 1875 2 0c “CC” mint. Very good.
UNITED STATES SILVER QUARTERS
981. U.S. 25c 1818 v. good; 1822 v. fair; 18 31 about fine. 3 pcs.
982. 1819 quarter. Browning No. 3. Very fine.
9 6 3. 1853 quarter with arrows & rays. Only year of this type. Fine.
9 8 4. 18 7 6 both S and CC mints. Very fine. 2 pcs.
9 8 5. 19 02-0 4-0 6 quarters. Brill, proofs. 3 pcs.
UNITED STATES HALF DOLLARS
98 6. 1803 half dollar. Haseltine 4. About fine, small nick on edge.
987. 1807 Haseltine 9. New type bust to left. Unc. Rare.
9 8 8. 18 08 over 7. H. 1. Very good. Rare variety.
9 8 9. 18 09 Haseltine 2. Veiy good. Also a rare variety.
9 9 0. 1813 Haseltine 2. Very good.
9 91. 182 4 Haseltine 3. Very fine.
992. 1829 & 1831. Very good & very fine. 2 pcs.
9 9 3. 18 40 extremely fine.
9 9 4. 18 48 almost uncirculated.
9 9 5. 18 53 arrows <& rays, the only year of this type. Very fine.
9 9 6. 18 57 very good.
9 9 7. 1873 Carson City mint. Verly good.
9 9 8. 18 92 World’s Colnumbian Exposition Chicago. Unc.
999. Same but dated 1893. Unc.
1000. 1918 Lincoln half dollar. Unc. A beauty.
1001. 1820-1920 Maine Centennial half dollar. Unc.
1002. 1921 Pilgrim half dollar. Unc.
1003. 1921 Alabama, with cross. Unc. Scarce.
1004. 1921 Misouri, with star. Unc. Only 5000 coined.
1 005. 1822-1922 Grant Memorial half dollar. Unc.
1006. 1925 Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial $1/£. Unc.
1007. 1925 California $ V2 • Miner panning gold. Unc. Retails at $2.
UNITED STATES SILVER DOLLARS
10 08. 17 9 5 silver dollar, flowing hair type. Three leaves under each
wing. Haseltine No. 5. Extremely fine, stars sharp. Rare. Cost $18
1009. 1796 small date, large letters in legend. H. 4. Fine to v. fine. Rare.
1010. 1797 sixteen stars, 6 facing. Fine. Rare.
1011. 3 798 broken die on obverse. H. 28. Nearly fine .
1012. 1799 six stars facing. H. 5. Fine, slight edge nick and scratch in
field on obverse.
1013. 18 00 dollar. Haseltine 18. Fine.
1014. 18 01 dollar. Haseltine 2. Fine. Rare so.
1 01 5. 1802 dollar. Haseltine 6. Fine. Slight dent on edge.
101 6. 1840 silver dollar. Ex. fine. Scarce date.
1017. 1849 silver dollar. Uncirculated, minute edge nicks. Full mint
bloom
1 018. 18 63 silver dollar. Fine.
1019. 1872 silver dollar. Uncirculateu, mint lustre.
102 0. 18 78 standard silver dollar, 8 tail feathers. Proof.
1021. 1878 trade dollar “S’ mint. Very fine.
1 02 2. 18 80 trade dollar. Ex. fine, was a proof and still nearly so. Only
19 87 coined.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY & COLONIAL RILLS
1023. Rare plate proof 3rd issue 50c Spinner, U.S. tract, currency. Auto-
graph signatures Colby & Spinner. Broad margins. Unc. V. rare.
102 4. Plate proof 3rd issue 5c U.S. tract, curr. Reverse only. Very
broad margins. Unc. Very rare.
1025. U.S. tract, curr. 3rd issue 50c Spinner. RED BACK. Printed
signatures. Crisp. Rare.
1026. 1759 Apr. 25 Province of Pennsylvania FIVE POUNDS, signed by
Reeve, Morris, & Harrison. Arms of Wm. Penn. Printed in black
& red by B. FRANKLIN & D. HALL. Usually found very poor, but
this one is in tine condition & extremely rare so.
1027. 1772 Apr. 3 Penna. 40 shillings. Arms of Wm. Penn. Black &
red. Ex. fine.
1028. 1772 Apr. 3 Penna. 2 shillings 6-pence. Good.
1029. 1773 Oct. 1 Penna. 2 shillings 6-pence; also 1775 Oct. 25 Penna.
9 pence bill. Good. 2 pcs.
1030. 1773 Oct. 1. Penna. 10, 15, 20, & 50 shilling bills. Arms of Wm.
Penn. Rev. farm. Fine to ex. fine. 4 pcs.
1031. 1777 Feb. 26 Continental Congress at Baltimore $7 bill. UNITED
COLONIES. Tempest. V. good, creased.
PTOLEMY TETRADRACHMS
1032. B. C. 100. Ancient Egypt. Silver tetradrachm. Ptolemy X. Obv.
head. Rev. eagle. Very fine.
1033. Another as above, different type. Very fine.
1034. Widow’s mite. Fine. Rare type. About 1900 yr. old.
1035. A.D. 222-244. Set of Ancient silver denarii of Gordian III, Roman
emperor. All different reverses. Fine to ex. fine. 10 pcs.
1036. 1855 DENMARK 2 RIGSDALER. Frederick VII, head r. Rev.
value in wreath. Very fine. Bringing $4 to $5.
SEVERAL SPLENDID ^MEDALS
1037. W. H. Furness D.D. Large nude bust to left in high relief, by Bar-
ber. Rev. within handsome laurel wreath 1825-1875 IN HONOR
OF A PASTORATE OF 50 YEARS OVER THE FIRST UNITARIAN
SOCIETY, PHILADELPHIA. Heavy bronze, large 6 5 mm. Proof.
Rare.
1038. 1846 Dec. 10th naval medal for battle before Vera Cruz. Dies en-
graved by C. C. Wrignt. Bronze, 58 mm. Unc. Rare. Struck
by order of Congress.
1039. 1896 McKINLEY presidential campaign beetle. Made to clasp
on coat and by pushing up on tail, portraits appear on the two
wings which fly out. Clever item. Also 1900 National Republic-
an Convention handsome souvenir badge of McKinley. Ex. fine
pair of McKinley items Rare. 2 pcs.
1040. 1861-66 G.A.R. Veterans’ badge. Handsome & ex. fine.
1041. Victory Liberty Loan medal struck from the metal of captured Ger-
man cannon. Unc., holed as made.
1042. 1893 World’s Fair, treasury dept, medal. Dollar size, brass. Br. unc
1043. 1777-1927 handsome medallis badge to commemorate the 105th an-
niversary of the Battle of Brandywine. Unc.
1044. 1865 Grant token on capture of Richmond. 1492-1892 Columbus
medalet with busts of Washington, Lincoln & Grant. Unc., pierced
as made. 2 pcs.
1045. Miscellaneous lot of medals, badges, campaign tokens, fobs, medal-
ets, etc., some with ribbons. All different. Interesting lot. 19 pcs.
EARLY COLONIAL COINS
1046. 1783 Washnigton & Independence cent. Togated bust. UNITED
STATES. Plain edge. Original. Proof. Rare.
32
1047. 1783 Washington & Independence cent. Small military bust.
UNITED STATES. Rev. small t.w.i.e.s. Very fine.
1048. Washington cent. So-called “double head’’ cent. Bust on either
side. Very good.
1049. 1783 Washington cent. UNITY STATES. Very good, reverse fine
for piece.
1050. 1795 George Washington “Liberty & Security” half penny or one
cent. Good.
1051. (1791) U.S.A. Bar Cent. Obv. monogram. Rev. 13 bars. Crosby
Plate IX, No. 2 5. Fine, slight edge dent. Rare.
1052. 1787 Fugio or Franklin cent. Sun dial. Rev. endless chain of
13 links, UNITED STATES WE ARE ONE. Unc. gem, mostly red.
1053. 1783 Chalmers shilling in silver. Annapalos (Maryland). Poor, but
rare. Much worn but part of legend shows.
1054. 1795 Talbott Allum & Lee NEW YORK cent. Edge lettered “We
promise to pay the bearer one cent.” Ex. fine.
105 5. Connecticut cent. With head on both obverse and reverse, the
reverse incused. Rare.
1056. 1785 Vermont cent. Sun, trees, & mts. VERMONT’S RES PUB-
LICA. Good. Rare.
1057. 1786 Vermontis cent, poor & rare; 17 81 No. American token, very
fair. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES COINS
1058. 1828 U.S. half cent. 13 stars. Unc. red. Rare so choice.
1059. 1859 U.S. pattern cent. Reverse of 1860. A-W. 212. Proof.
1060. 1857-9 5 U.S. small cents, not consecutive, 36 diff. dates. Average
very good. 41 pcs.
10 61. U.S. ENCASED POSTAGE STAMP 10c Washington. Bailey & Co.,
Pliila. Very gool. Rare.
10 62. 1798 over 97 dime. Fine, planchet defective at edge. Very rare.
1063. 1801 dime. Fair, good date. Rare.
1064. 1807 dime. UNCIRCULATED, full mint lustre. Rare state.
106 5. 1821 dime, small date. Very good. Rare variety.
1066. 1858 dime. Proof. Very rare in proof.
1067. 1859 quarter. Proof. Rare.
1068. 1866-69 quarters. Bril, proof. Rare. 2 pcs.
106 9. 18 6 5-6 6 quarters. Proof. Rare. 2 pcs.
1070. 1837 half dollars. Set of the three different size planchets used in
18 3 7. The large flan is very rare. Unc. 3 pcs.
1071. 1838 half dollar. Ex. fine.
1072. 1839 half dollar. Liberty seated. Rev. of 1840. Ex. fine. Rare.
1073. 1871 half dollar “S’ ’mint. Very fine.
1074. 1876 half dollar “CC” mint. About unc.
1075. 1925 Stone Mt. 1926 Sesqui. $%. Ex. fine. 2 pcs.
1076. 1895 U.S. proof set, cent ot dollar, six pieces. The dollar is rare.
Sold as one lot.
The association met in Chicago in August and had a very successful
convention.
PRICES REALIZED AT CONVENTION SALE AUG. 27th
The auction sale managed by me at the Chicago Convention of the A.
N.A. was a decided success. For the interest and information of my cus-
tomers and bidders I give a representative list of a few items sold in that
sale. All bids are per PIECE.
1. 1792 half disme. Very good $27.50
9. 1799 cent. Good date — .15.00
42. 1773 Spain. Gold doubloon. Fine - 20.00
136. Connecticut cents, poor to very good (168) 20 Vz
139. 1838 Montreal “side view” half penny, very good, holed 7.75
192. 1896 Bryan dollar. Zerbe 5. Ex. fine 8.50
2 08. 18 57 flying eagle cent in copper. V. good 6.7 5
220. B.C. 100. Ptolemy tetradrachm. Very fine 2.60
2 33. 18 7 4 Spain 5 pesetas. Don Carlos. Proof 6.75
338. Coins of the Ancients. Head 9.00
339. Coin Collectors’ Journals, each 14
4 8 4. China silver teal HU-PEH. Unc 6.25
511. Gen. Li Yuan Hung miiltary dollar. Unc 12.50
538. 1839 silver dollar. Very fine 66.00
53 9. 18 5 6 flying eagle cent. Fine 9.00
58 6. 19 05 Lewis-Clark gold dollar. Unc 11.00
5 9 9. Roman gold aureus, Claudius. Fine 21.00
62 3. Set of large cents, complete 2 7
656. 1795 half cent. Gilbert 1. About unc 25.00
664. 1803 half dime. Newlin 1. Ex. fine 23.50
668. 1794 half dollar. Very good 16.50
687. 1836 dollar. Proof 30.00
688. 1858 dollar. Proof 47.00
NEXT SALE WILL BE NOV. 12
A continuation of the collection of the late E. M. White of Davenport,
Iowa, will be sold in this sale. Also the George Borton collection and
others. I am now booking other collections and consignments. Get your
material in not later than October 1st for this fine sale .
FALL SPECIALS
(Prices good only until Oct. 8th)
U.S. gold dollars, large or small size, fine $2.35; v. fine $2.55
1787 Conn, cent, coined for Connecticut colony before the U.S. mint
was established. V. good, nice date 50
1722 Rosa Americana penny. Good and scarce Colonial coin 80
1904 U.S. dime. Proof 18
$50 C.S.A. bill, President Jeff. Davis. Unc 25
1922 Grant half dollar, no star. Ex. fine 75
1922 Greece 10 lepta, aluminum coin. Unc 03
Canadian FERRY token. Breton 900. Unc. red. Once sold at $25 .25
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Please make certain that you know how to bid. The plan is explained
in the front of this catalog, and is so simple that most collectors imagine
no one ever makes a mistake in bidding. But in each sale, someone in-
tends his bids for a whole lot without so stating, which is wrong. If you
are not positive that you understand how to bid, ask someone to explain
it to you. Mistakes on my part are always gladly corrected and adjusted,
but if you make the mistake, is it fair to me to ask me to pay for your
errors? Thank you for reading this paragraph.
SELL YOUR DUPLICATES
Those duplicates in your collection are doing you no good. Send them
in to be sold in my next sale now in preparation. Then invest the pro-
ceeds in something you want. That is the way several prominent collec-
tors are improving their collections with joy.
Quick returns and satisfactory results are realized as I hold sales
regularly each month. Write for terms. Member of American Numis-
matic Association.
Yours for superior numismatic service.
M. H. BOLENDER
Orangeville, Illinois.
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